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Rajagiri School of Engineering & Technology

INDEX

PART B : Profile of the Affiliated / Constituent College 1

PART C : Criteria - wise Inputs 12

CRITERION I: CURRICULAR ASPECTS

1.2 Academic Flexibility 13

CRITERION II : TEACHING, LEARNING & EVALUATION

2.1 Student Enrolment and Profile 14

2.2 Catering to Diverse Needs of Students 17

2.3 Teaching-Learning Process 17

2.4 Teacher Quality 20

2.5 Evaluation Process and Reforms 21

2.6 Student performance and Learning Outcomes 24

CRITERION III : RESEARCH, COUNSULTANCY & EXTENSION

3.1 Promotion of Research 27

3.2 Resource Mobilization for Research 52

3.3 Research Facilities 54

3.4 Research Publications and Awards 56

3.5 Consultancy 64

3.6 Extension Activities and Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) 68

3.7 Collaboration 71

CRITERION IV : INFRASTRUCTURE AND LEARNING RESOURCES

4.1 Physical Facilities 95

4.2 Library as a Learning Resource 100

4.3 IT Infrastructure 101

4.4 Maintenance of Campus Facilities 119

CRITERION V : STUDENT SUPPORT AND PROGRESSION

5.1 Student Mentoring and Support 122

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5.2 Student Progression 131

5.3 Student Participation and Activities 132

Criterion VI : Governance, Leadership and Management

6.1 Institutional Vision and Leadership 145

6.4 Financial Management and Resource Mobilization 147

6.5 Internal Quality Assurance System (IQAS) 147

CRITERIA VII : INNOVATIONS AND BEST PRACTICES

7.3 Best Practices 149

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Rajagiri School of Engineering & Technology 1

Part B:

Profile of Affiliated College

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1. Profile of the Affiliated / Constituent College

1. Name and Address of the College:

Name : Rajagiri School of Engineering & Technology

Address : Rajagiri Valley P.O, Kochi-682039

City : Kochi Pin : 682039 State : Kerala

Website : www.rajagiritech.ac.in

2. For communication:

Designation Name

Telephone

with STD

code

Mobile Fax Email

Principal

Dr. A.

Unnikrish

nan

0484-

2427160 9446416148

91 484

2426241

principal@rajagiritec

h.ac.in

Vice

Principal &

Dean

Dr. John

M George

0484-

2428237 9847272789

91 484

2426241

johnmg@rajagitech.

ac.in

3. Status of Institution:

i. Affiliated College

ii. Constituent College

4. Type of Institution

(a) By Gender: Co-education

(b) By Shift: Regular

5. Is it a recognized minority institution?

Yes No

Religious

If yes specify the minority status (Religious/linguistic/ any other)

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6. Source of funding

i. Government

ii. Grant-in-aid

iii. Self-financed

iv. Any other

7. a) Date of establishment of the college:

Day Month Year

27 6 2001

b) University to which the college is affiliated (If it is an affiliated college) or which

governs the college (If it is a constituent college)

M G University, Kottayam

APJAKTU (from 2015 onwards)

c). Date of UGC recognition:

Under Section

Date, Month & Year

(dd-mm-yyyy)

Remarks (If any)

2f 24 May 2016

(Enclose the Certificate of recognition u/s 2 (f) and 12 (B) of the UGC Act)

d) Details of recognition /approval by statutory / regulatory bodies other than UGC

AICTE approval letters

Under

Section

Academic

Year AICTE Approval Letter

Date of

Approval

Letter

Engineering 2016 - 17 F. No. South-West/1-2811958604/2016/EOA 25-Apr-2016

Engineering 2015 - 16 F.No. South-West/1-2451105936/2015/EOA 21-Apr-2015

Engineering 2014 - 15 F.No. South-West/1-2011196042/2014/EOA 04-Jun-2014

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Engineering 2013 - 14 F.No. : South-West/1-1384663692/2013/EOA 19 – Mar -

2013

Engineering 2012 - 13 F.No. : South-West/1-695255451/2012/EOA 10 - May -

2012

Engineering 2011 - 12 F.No. : South-West/1-415305508/2011/EOA 01 - Sep –

2011

Engineering 2010 - 11 F.No. : South-West Region/1-

1691341/2010/EOA

23 – Aug –

2010

Engineering 2009 – 10 F.No. : 770-54-032(NDEG)/ET/2001 28 – May –

2009


2008


2007

Engineering 2006 – 07 F.No. : 770-54-032(NDEG)/ET/2001 06 – June –

2006

Engineering 2005 – 06 F.No. : 770-54-032(NDEG)/ET/2001 01 – July -

2005

Engineering 2004 – 05 F.No. : 770-54-032(NDEG)/ET/2001 14 – May -

2004

Engineering 2003 – 04 30 – Apr -

2003

Engineering 2002 – 03 F.No. : 770-54-032(NDEG)/ET/2001 05 – June -

2002

Engineering 2001 - 02 F.No. : 770-54-032(NDEG)/ET/2001 27 – June -

2001

9. Is the college recognized?

by UGC as College with Potential for Excellence (CPE): -No-

for its performance by any other governmental agency: -No-

10. Location of the Campus and area in acres/sq. m.:

Location Semi-Urban

Campus Area in sq. m. 28.73 acres

Built-up area in sq. m. 41976 sq. m.

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11. Facilities available on the campus (Tick the available facility and provide numbers or

other details at appropriate places) or in case the institute has an agreement with other

agencies in using any of the listed facilities provide information on the facilities covered

under the agreement.

Auditorium/seminar complex with infrastructural facilities: Available

Sports facilities

play ground: Available

swimming pool: Not Available

gymnasium: Available

Hostel

Boys hostel: Available

i. Number of hostels : Four

ii. Number of inmates: 655

iii. Facilities (mention available facilities): Common study room in each floor,

uninterrupted power supply, Internet, Filtered drinking water, Hot water. Laundry,

Gymnasium, Newspaper and periodicals

Girls hostel: Available

i. Number of hostels: Four

ii.Number of inmates: 661

iii.Facilities (mention available facilities) Internet, Filtered drinking water, Hot

water, laundry, Gymnasium, Newspaper and periodicals.

Working women’s hostel: Not Applicable

i. Number of inmates

ii.Facilities (mention available facilities)

Residential facilities for teaching and non-teaching staff : For RSET Bachelor faculties

Cafeteria - Available

Health centre – Available

First aid, Outpatient, Emergency care facility, Ambulance.

Health centre staff –Available

Qualified doctor Full time Part-time

Qualified Nurse Full time Part-time

Facilities like banking, post office, book shops: Stationery shop, ATM and courier service

Available

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Transport facilities to cater to the needs of students and staff: Available

Animal house: Available

Biological waste disposal:

Generator or other facility for management/regulation of electricity and voltage : Available

Solid waste management facility: Available

Waste water management: Available

Water harvesting: Available

Reverse Osmosis(RO) Plant: Available

12. Details of programmes offered by the institution: (Give last year’s data) 2014-15

Sl.

No

Progr

amm

e

Level

Name of the

Programme /

Course

Du

rati

on

Entry

Qualification

Medium

of

instructi

on

Sanctio

n of

student

strength

Number

of

students

admitted

1

UG

B.Tech (AEI) 4 10+2 English 60 63

2 B.Tech (CSE) 4 10+2 English 120 126

3 B.Tech (ECE) 4 10+2 English 120

4 B.Tech (EEE) 4 10+2 English 60

5 B.Tech (IT) 4 10+2 English 60 65

6 B.Tech (ME) 4 10+2 English 120

7 B.Tech (CE) 4 10+2 English 60

1

PG

M.Tech-Signal

Processing 2

B.Tech AEI,

B.Tech ECE,

B.Tech EEE,

B.Tech E&I

English 18 18

2

M.Tech-

Computer

Science &

Information

System

2 B.Tech CSE,

B.Tech IT English 24 16

3

M.Tech-VLSI

& Embedded

systems

2 English 18

4

M.Tech-

Communication

Engineering

2 English 18

5

M.Tech-

Industrial drives

& Control

2 24

6

M.Tech-

Network

engineering

2 B.Tech CSE,

B.Tech IT English 18

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13. Does the college offer self-financed Programmes? Yes No

If yes, how many?

14. New programmes introduced in the college during the last five years if any?

Yes No Number

15. List the departments: (respond if applicable only and do not list facilities like Library,

Physical Education as departments, unless they are also offering academic degree

awarding programmes. Similarly, do not list the departments offering common

compulsory subjects for all the programmes like English, regional languages etc.)

Particulars UG PG Research

Science Nil DBSH

Arts Nil Nil Nil

Commerce Nil Nil Nil

Any Other not

covered above

Technical

B.Tech Applied

Electronics &

Instrumentation

B.Tech Civil Engineering

B.Tech Computer science

& Engineering

B.Tech Electronics &

communication

engineering

B.Tech Electrical &

Electronics Engineering

B.Tech Information

Technology

B.Tech Mechanical

Engineering

M.Tech Communication

Engineering

M.Tech Computer

Science & Information

Systems

M.Tech Industrial

Drives & Control

M.Tech Network

Engineering

M.Tech Signal

Processing

M.Tech VLSI &

Embedded System

DEEE, DECE

16. Number of Programmes offered under (Programme means a degree course like BA,

BSc, MA, M. Com…)

a. annual system Nil

b. semester system B.Tech-7, M.Tech-6

c. trimester system

Nil

13

6

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17. Number of Programmes with

a. Choice Based Credit System [NO]

b. Inter/Multidisciplinary Approach [AEI, IT]

c. Any other (specify and provide details) [NO]

20. Number of teaching positions in the Institution

Positions

Teaching faculty Non -

teaching

Staff

Technical

staff Professor Associate

Professor

Assistant

Professor

*M *F *M *F *M *F *M *F *M *F

Sanctioned by the UGC

/ University / State

Government Recruited

- - - - - - - - - -

Yet to recruit - - - - - - - - - -

Sanctioned by the

Management/society or

other authorized bodies

Recruited

26 4 3 3 78 91 36 4 48 3

Yet to recruit - - - - - - - - - -

*M-Male *F-Female

21. Qualifications of the teaching staff

Highest Qualification

Professor Associate Professor

Assistant Professor Total

Male Female Male Female Male Female

Permanent teachers

PhD 9 3 3 2 6 2 25

M.Tech/M.E./M.S. 6 1 - 1 63 68 139

M.Phil./ M.Sc./ M.A 1 -- -- -- 7 15 23

U.G -- -- -- -- --- -- --

Temporary teachers

PhD -- -- -- -- -- -- --

PG -- -- -- -- -- 3 3

M.Phil./ M.Sc. -- -- -- -- 1 1 2

U.G -- -- -- -- -- -- --

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Part-time Teachers

PhD 6 -- -- -- -- 1 7

PG 1 -- -- -- -- -- 1

M.Phil./ M.Sc. 3 -- -- -- -- 1 4 U.G -- -- -- -- 1 -- 1

22. Number of Visiting Faculty /Guest Faculty engaged with the College

Nine adjunct professors.

23. Furnish the number of the students admitted to the college during the last four

academic years

Categories Year 1 2016-17 Year 2 2015-16 Year 3 2014-15 Year 4 2013-14

Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female

SC 9 9 5 7 9 5 44

ST 1 1 1 2 1

OEC 10 19 20 11 24

General 945 1148

Others/OC

24. Details on students enrolment in the college during the current academic year

Type of students UG PG M. Phil. Ph.D. Total

Students from the same state

where the college is located 2566 177 17 2760

Students from other states of

India

NRI students 108 108

Foreign students 57 57

Total 2731 177 2908

25. Dropout rate in UG and PG (average of the last two batches)

UG 1.03% PG 3.3%

26. Unit Cost of Education

(Unit cost = total annual recurring expenditure (actual) divided by total number of

students enrolled)

(a) Including the salary component

(b) Excluding the salary component

*values are based on the audit report of 15-16

85128

37349

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28. Provide Teacher-student ratio for each of the programme/course offered

B.Tech

(i)Applied Electronics & Engineering : 1: 14

(ii)Computer Science & Engineering : 1 : 15

(ii)Electronics & Communication Engineering : 1 : 14

(iii)Electrical & Electronics Engineering : 1: 14

(iv) Information Technology : 1 : 15

(v) Mechanical Engineering : 1 : 14

(vi) Civil Engineering : 1 : 14

M.Tech

(i)Signal Processing : 1 : 12

(ii)Computer Science & Information system : 1:15

(iii)VLSI & Embedded systems : 1:13

(iv)Communication Engineering : 1:13

(v) Industrial drives and Control : 1:12

(iv) Network Engineering : 1:12

29. Is the college applying for

Accreditation: Cycle 1 Cycle 2 Cycle 3 Cycle 4

Re-Assessment:

(Cycle 1refers to first accreditation and Cycle 2, Cycle 3 and Cycle 4 refers to re-

accreditation)

30. Date of accreditation* (applicable for Cycle 2, Cycle 3, Cycle 4 and re-assessment

only)

Cycle 1: 31/12/2009 Accreditation Outcome/Result: Grade B

* Kindly enclose copy of accreditation certificate(s) and peer team report(s) as an

annexure.

31. Number of working days during the last academic year.

32. Number of teaching days during the last academic year

(Teaching days means days on which lectures were engaged excluding the examination days)

130

120

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33. Date of establishment of Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)

IQAC: 07/10/2008

34. Details regarding submission of Annual Quality Assurance Reports (AQAR) to NAAC.

AQAR (2009-10) submitted to NAAC on 06/10/2015 (DD/MM/YYYY)





35. Any other relevant data (not covered above) the college would like to include. (Do not

include explanatory/descriptive information) :

The following programs offered by the college have been accredited by the National Board of

Accreditation, NBA New Delhi.

B.Tech-Applied Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering

B.Tech-Computer Science & engineering

B.Tech- Electronics & Communication Engineering

B.Tech-Electrical & Electronics Engineering

B.Tech- Information technology

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PART – C

Criteria - wise Inputs

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CRITERION I: CURRICULAR ASPECTS

1.2.3 Give details on the various institutional provisions with reference to academic

flexibility and how it has been helpful to students in terms of skills development,

academic mobility, progression to higher studies and improved potential for

employability. Issues may cover the following and beyond:

List of PG Electives

Sl.

No.

Name of the

Department Semester

Number

of

Electives

Total

1 AEI-SP

1 E-I - 4

20 2

E-2- 4

E-3- 4

3 E-4- 4

E-5- 4

2 CSE-CSIS

1 E-I - 6

28 2

E-2- 6

E-3-6

3 E-4-5

E-5-5

3 ECE-VLSI &

ES

1 E-I-3

15 2

E-2- 3

E-3-3

3 E-4-3

E-5-3

4 ECE- CE

1 E-I-4

20 2

E-2-4

E-3-4

3 E-4-4

E-5-4

5 EEE-IDAC

1 E-I-4

20 2

E-2-4

E-3-4

3 E-4-4

E-5-4

6 IT-NE

1 E-I-4

20 2

E-2-4

E-3-4

3 E-4-4

E-5-4

Table 1.2.2: List of PG Electives

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2. CRITERION II: TEACHING, LEARNING & EVALUATION

2.1. Student Enrolment and Profile

2.1.1. How does the college ensure publicity and transparency in the admission process?

The Admission process is controlled by the Kerala State Government by a well-tested

regulation for various courses for 50% of the seats and 35% is made by the Institute under

management quota on merit basis and the remaining 15% is reserved for NRI quota*.

The admission of students to different B. Tech programmes under the management quota is

made as per the procedure detailed below.

1. Commencement of Classes as per MG University, APJ Abdul Kalam Technological

University and AICTE notification.

*From 2015-16 academic year onwards 9 seats are allotted for a batch of 60 students in

the PIO/FN/CWGC category. Also, 5% of the total annual intake, in excess, is reserved

for students who will be admitted under Tuition Fee Waiver scheme.

Academic Eligibility Criterion

B. Tech

Students who have passed their XIIth board exams with 50% marks in Mathematics

separately, and 50 % marks in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry put together

are eligible for admission in the management merit seats. He/She should be qualified

in Kerala Engineering Entrance Examination for being eligible for admission in all

seats, other than NRI quota.

2.1.3 Give the minimum and maximum percentage of marks for admission at entry level

for each of the programmes offered by the college and provide a comparison with

other colleges of the affiliating university within the city/district.

The following table gives a comparison of the first and the last rank of the Kerala State

Entrance Examination admitted to each program in the institution:

YEAR BRANCH FIRST RANK LAST RANK

AEI 6731 39254

CSE 1757 11261

CE 1468 8579

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Table 2.1. Table showing first and the last ranks admitted to each program of the

institution

2.1.5 Reflecting on the strategies adopted to increase/improve access for following

categories of students, enumerate on how the admission policy of the institution and

its student profiles demonstrate/reflect the National commitment to diversity and

inclusion of

Number of seats reserved under various categories per division of 60 seats is as shown

below:

Allotted by

Commissioner for

Entrance

Examination,

Kerala

Total 30

Open Merit 21

SC/ST 3

Christian Community 6

College Merit

Total 21

Open

Merit

Christian

Community

Syro

Malabar

Catholic

Syro

Malankara

Catholic

Latin

Catholic

6 5 4 1 1

Dalit Christian 1

CMI SH Province Alumni 2

Students who studied for Plus 2 in schools under

CMI SH Province 1

Table 2.2. Number of seats reserved under various categories per division of 60 seats

2015 – 2019 ECE 1980 13960

EEE 2455 10984

IT 4932 55161

ME 1073 7010

2016 - 2020

AEI 5431 50430

CE 1134 12369

CSE 1345 8124

ECE 2065 11232

EEE 2925 17780

IT 5431 33230

ME 1013 6154

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2.1.6 Provide the following details for various programmes offered by the institution

during the last four years and comment on the trends .i.e. reasons for increase/

decrease and actions initiated for improvement.

B. TECH

PROGRAMME 2016 2015

Approved

Intake Admitted

Demand

Ratio

Approved

Intake admitted

Demand

Ratio

AEI 63 55 87.3% 63 53 84.12%

CE 63 62 98.41% 63 63 100%

CSE 189 182 96.3% 189 189 100%

ECE 189 188 99.7% 189 189 100%

EEE 63 63 100% 63 63 100%

IT 63 62 98.41% 63 58 92.03%

ME 126 126 100% 126 124 98.41%

Table 2.3. Admission statistics for various B. Tech programmes in the institution

M.TECH

PROGRAM 2016 2015

Approved

Intake Admitted

Demand

Ratio (%)

Approved

Intake Admitted

Demand

Ratio (%)

CE 24 19 79.17 24 22 91.67

CSIS 24 24 100 24 10 41.67

IDAC 24 10 41.67 24 11 45.83

NE 18 18 100 18 8 75

SP 18 8 44.44 18 2 11.11

VAES 24 23 95.83 24 23 95.83

Table 2.4. Admission statistics for various M. Tech programmes in the institution

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2.2 Catering to Diverse Needs of Students

2.2.6 How does the institute collect, analyze and use the data and information on the

academic performance (through the programme duration) of the students at risk of

drop out (students from the disadvantaged sections of society, physically challenged,

slow learners, economically weaker sections etc.)?

Academic Year Drop out % (w.r.t total no. of

admitted students)

2015-16 0.57

2014-15 1.15

Table 2.5: Drop out percentage for last four academic years

In our institution, it is noteworthy that there have been less than 1.1% dropouts in UG

courses and less than 2% in PG courses in the last two years as the institute has a sound

system of identifying such students and counselling and mentoring them.

A batch of 15 students is assigned to a faculty mentor/ counsellor. The mentor acts as a

Proctor / counsellor and is responsible for the holistic development and welfare of the 15

students. Students are counselled periodically, fortnight/month, about their academic

performance, financial problem, hostel problems and other personal problems. This process of

continuous evaluation provides a feedback which helps the mentors and the students to review

and enhance their academic performance and behaviour.

2.3 Teaching-Learning Process

2.3.1 How does the college plan and organise the teaching, learning and evaluation

schedules? (Academic calendar, teaching plan, evaluation blue print, etc.)

The College publishes an academic calendar including B. Tech and M. Tech programmes as

issued by APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University. Before the start of each semester, the

academic calendar along with the semester plan is distributed to every student and faculty in

the institution. This helps the teaching and non-teaching faculty and students to organise the

lectures and other extension activities.

Being an institution affiliated to the APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University, CET

Campus, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala -695016 for B. Tech first and Second years and M.

Tech it follows academic schedules of APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University as

published by the university. Generally the APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University give

guidelines on the following,

Beginning and the last working day of the next academic semester.

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Stipulated schedule for Theory and Practical examination.

Date for publishing internal marks

Vacation schedule.

Each course in the B. Tech and M. Tech programmes, is evaluated both internally (by the

institution itself) and externally (by APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University). Valuation

Scheme for each Programme is given.

B. Tech (1st and 2nd Year)- APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University

Out of a total of 150 marks, 100 marks are awarded by the university examinations and the 50

marks are awarded by the institution on the basis of their series examination results.

Series Examination 1 20 marks


Assignments 10 marks

Total 50 marks

B. Tech (1st and 2nd Year, for few subjects like Design Engineering, Engineering Graphics

and Life Skills) - APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University.

Out of a total of 150 marks, 50 marks are awarded by the university examinations and

the 100 marks are awarded by the institution on the basis of their series examination

results.




Total 100 marks

M. Tech - APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University

Out of a total of 100 marks, 60 marks are awarded by the university examinations and

40 marks are awarded by the institution on the basis of their series examination results.




Total 40 marks

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2.3.4 How does the institution nurture critical thinking, creativity and scientific temper

among the students to transform them into life-long learners and innovators?

The institution has successfully organized an international conference International Conference

on Advances in Computing & Communications (ICACC) in the last four consecutive years

2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and ICACC 2017 has been announced to be conducted in

August 2017.

2.3.6 How are the students and faculty exposed to advanced level of knowledge and

skills (blended learning, expert lectures, seminars, workshops etc.)?

The institution has an open access library system, Alethea, equipped with 30525 Volumes of

books.

2.3.7 Detail (process and the number of students \benefitted) on the academic,

personal and psycho-social support and guidance services (professional counselling

/mentoring/academic advise) provided to students?

Mentoring process is structured effectively to ensure that academic, personal and psycho-

social support and guidance services can be given to the students. A batch of 15 students is

assigned to a mentor, a teaching faculty. The mentor acts as a Proctor / counsellor and is

responsible for the holistic development and welfare of the 15 students. Mentors guide and

support both slow learners and advanced learners with equal concern. Every student is also

guided and supported by their respective class in charge.

2.3.9 How are library resources used to augment the teaching-learning process?

Number of Titles 11985

Number of Volumes 30525

No. of Technical magazines and

periodicals 33

No. of journals print 81

Table 2.6. Number of Journals and Books available in the library

2.3.10 Does the institution face any challenges in completing the curriculum within the

planned time frame and calendar? If ‘yes’, elaborate o n the

c h a l l e n g e s encountered and the institutional approaches to overcome these.

NO.

The affiliating university, APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University, Thiruvananthapuram,

follows semester systems and prepares a tight schedule for completing each academic

semester. With careful planning and implementation, curriculum is completed within the time

frame fixed by APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University.

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2.4 Teacher Quality

2.4.1 Provide the following details and elaborate on the strategies adopted by the college

in planning and management (recruitment and retention) of its human resource

(qualified and competent teachers) to meet the changing requirements of the

curriculum

Highest Qualification

Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor

Total Male Female Male Female Male Female

Permanent teachers

PhD 9 3 3 2 6 2 25

M.Tech/M.E./M.S. 6 1 0 1 63 68 139

M.Phil./ M.Sc./ M.A 1 -- -- -- 7 15 23

U.G -- -- -- -- --- -- --

Temporary teachers

PhD -- -- -- -- -- -- --

PG -- -- -- -- -- 3 3

M.Phil./ M.Sc. -- -- -- -- 1 1 2

U.G -- -- -- -- -- -- --

Part-time Teachers

PhD 6 -- -- -- -- 1 7

PG 1 -- -- -- -- -- 1

M.Phil./ M.Sc. 3 -- -- -- -- 1 4

U.G -- -- -- -- 1 -- 1

Table 2.7: Number of faculty and their highest Qualifications

2.4.4. What policies/systems are in place to recharge teachers? (Eg. providing research

grants, study leave, support for research and academic publications teaching

experience in other national institutions and specialized programmes industrial

engagement etc.)

The institution has a committee for Administrative & Managerial Monitoring of

Sponsored Research Projects (AMMSRP).

The committee is constituted as follows

a. Prof. Kuttyamma. A.J., (IT), Chairperson

b. Dr. Ram Kumar P B (BSH) Co-chairperson

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c. Mr. K. Rama Varma, (ECE) member

d. Dr. Sonia Paul (BSH), member and

e. Fr. Mejo Paul, (EEE), member

2.4.5. Give the number of faculty who received awards / recognition at the state, national

and international level for excellence in teaching during the last four years.

Enunciate how the institutional culture and environment contributed to such

performance/achievement of the faculty.

Dr. Ruby Abraham, HOD Civil Engineering awarded Best Teacher in 2013 by ISTE.

2.5 Evaluation Process and Reforms

2.5.1 H o w does the institution ensure that the stakeholders of the institution especially

students and faculty are aware of the evaluation processes?

The evaluation process is clearly defined as per AICTE and APJ Abdul Kalam

Technological University norms and made transparent by the institution to the

stakeholders of the institution including faculty, students and their parents. The periodic

instructions issued by APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University are promptly

communicated to the students.

2.5.2 What are the major evaluation reforms of the university that the institution has

adopted and what are the reforms initiated by the institution on its own?

The institution affiliated to APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University completely

adheres to its norms and guidelines. The whole evaluation process is transparent and

unbiased. Internal evaluation carried out by the institution consists of two series l

examinations. Considering their total marks and submitted assignments their internal

marks are consolidated to total of 50 marks (100 for few B. Tech subjects and 40 for

M. Tech).

The internal marks for each course is awarded based on the following scheme:

B. Tech (1st and 2nd Year) - APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University

Series Examination 20 marks

Model Examination 20 marks


Total 50 marks

B. Tech (1st and 2nd Year, for few subjects)- APJ Abdul Kalam Technological

University (Design Engineering, Engineering Graphics and Life Skills)

Out of a total of 150 marks, 50 marks are awarded by the university examinations and the

100 marks are awarded by the institution on the basis of their series examination results.

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Total 100 marks

M. Tech - APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University

Out of a total of 100 marks, 60 marks are awarded by the university examinations and 40

marks are awarded by the institution on the basis of their series examination results.




Total 40 marks

For the external examinations with total marks of 100, students are allotted with roll

numbers by the APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University. The internal evaluation is

conducted for theory subjects on basis of descriptive, objective tests and assignments.

The university has initiated various evaluation reforms viz.

In order to nurture soft skills, leadership qualities and team spirit, APJ Abdul Kalam

University has introduced activity points to be earned by the students during their

academic stay at the Institution covering extra-curricular and co-curricular activities. All

students have to earn a minimum of 100 activity points from various activity segments

listed to qualify for the B. Tech degree. Two credits are given for this on a pass/ fail basis

and is mandatory for getting the B. Tech Degree. As no grade is given for these two

credits, they are not included in the CGPA calculation.

Practical examinations are internally evaluated by continuous assessment and

examinations.

2.5.3. How does the institution ensure effective implementation of the evaluation reforms

of the university and those initiated by the institution on its own?

The evaluation process clearly defined as per AICTE and APJ Abdul Kalam

Technological University norms are effectively implemented and made transparent by the

institution to the stakeholders of the institution including faculty, students and their

parents.

2.5.5. Detail on the significant improvements made in ensuring rigor and transparency

in the internal assessment during the last four years and weightages assigned for

the overall development of students (weightage for behavioral aspects, independent

learning, communication skills etc.)

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The evaluation of the student is based on the continuous assessment. The structure for

evaluation is as follows.

1. The performance of a candidate in a course will be assessed for a maximum of

150 marks as explained below :

Internal Assessment marks - 50

External Assessment marks - 100

For few B. Tech subjects like Design Engineering, Engineering graphics and Life

skills course assessment is as follows,



2. The internal marks are set by the faculty in charge based on the series examinations

and submitted assignments and the external marks are based on the exams conducted

by the university.





Total 50 marks

For few B. Tech subjects like Design Engineering, Engineering graphics and Life skills

internal marks for each course is awarded based on the following scheme,




Total 100 marks

The outline for Series Examinations as part of the continuous assessment will be

informed to the students in advance. Last dates for completion of evaluation will be

declared by the principal and the marks are entered into Rajagiri Student Management

System on or before the date. The answer scripts are returned to the students and the

copies/ originals of the best, average and worst marks are filed.

End semester examinations of three hours duration for each course shall be conducted

by the APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University for each course.

For practical examinations, the internal marks are set based on continuous assessment,

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Record submission and lab examination. A candidate will be assessed on the basis of

concept/knowledge, skill, viva and final output and his/her performance will be

consolidated to 30 marks.

2.6 Student performance and Learning Outcomes

2.6.2 Enumerate on how the institution monitors and communicates the progress

and performance of students through the duration of the course/programme? Provide

an analysis of the students results/achievements (Programme/course wise for last four

years) and explain the differences if any and patterns of achievement across the

programmes/courses offered.

The evaluation of the student is based on the continuous assessment. The structure for

evaluation is as follows.

1. The performance of a candidate in a course will be assessed for a maximum of

150 marks as explained below :



For few B. Tech subjects like Design Engineering, Engineering graphics and Life

skills course assessment is as follows,



2. The internal marks are set by the faculty in charge based on the series examinations

and submitted assignments and the external marks are based on the exams conducted

by the university.





Total 50 marks

For few B. Tech subjects like Design Engineering, Engineering graphics and Life skills

internal marks for each course is awarded based on the following scheme,




Total 100 marks

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Course 2015-16 2014-15

B. Tech (AEI) 57.41 56.67

B. Tech (CSE) 80 73.39

B. Tech (ECE) 71.54 80.49

B. Tech (EEE) 75 69.84

B. Tech (IT) 59.8 37.9

B. Tech (ME) 66.13 34.92

Table 2.8. Result analysis: Success Rate

M. Tech

Course 2014-15 2015-16

IDC 1 2

NE - 1

VLSI 1 -

Total 2 3

Table 2.9 No. of university ranks in each academic year for M. Tech course

2.6.4 What are the measures/initiatives taken up by the institution to enhance the

social and economic relevance (quality Jobs, entrepreneurship, innovation and

research aptitude) of the courses offered?

Sl. No. Course/

Activity

Status of the

Course

Level at

which it is

offered

Duration Resource

Persons

1 English Co-Academics First

Semester One Year Internal

2 Life Skills Curricular

Third or

Fourth

Semester

Two

Semester Internal

3 Aptitude

Training Co-Academics

Third

Semester One day External

4 Aptitude


Fourth

Semester Two day External

5 Aptitude


Sixth

Semester Two days External

6 Aptitude


Seventh

Semester Three days External

7 Personality Co-Academics Seventh Two days External

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Development Semester

8 GATE

Coaching Co-Academics

Third and

Fourth Year One Year Internal

9 Workshops Co-Academics All

Semesters

One/Two

Days

Internal and

External

10 Guest Lectures Co-Academics All

Semesters

One/Two

Hours External

11 Online

Aptitude test Co-Academics All semester Any time Internal

12 Mock

Interview

Co-

Academics

Seventh

Semester One week Internal

Table 2.10. Programs conducted by the Placement & Training cell

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CRITERION III: RESEARCH, CONSULTANCY AND EXTENSION

3.1 Promotion of Research

3.1.1 Does the institution have recognized research center/s of the affiliating University or

any other agency/organization?

Yes. Rajagiri has a research centre affiliated to KTU which offers Ph.D. in the department of

a) Electronics and Communication Engineering

b) Department of Electrical Engineering

c) Department of Basic Science and Humanities.

Rajagiri has 5 Ph.D. guides with research scholars and 5 Ph.D. guides without research

scholars.

The list of faculty pursuing PhD is in table 3.1.1

Sl.

No. Name of Faculty Department University

1. Ms. Anila Kuriakose

EC

KTU

2. Ms. Harsha A KTU

3. Mr. Jose Prakash CUSAT

4. Ms. Sabna N CUSAT

5. Ms. Diya Thomas CS

CUSAT

6. Ms. Jincy J. Fernandez VIT, Chennai

7. Mr. Anuj Abraham AE Anna University

8. Ms. Jaya Abraham DBSH

M.G. University

9. Mr. Shyam Sunder Iyer CUSAT

10. Ms. Ragam Rajagopal EEE VIT Vellore

11. Fr. Joel George P

ME

NIT Calicut

12. Mr. Uday Sankar CUSAT

13. Mr. Vishnu Sankar CUSAT

Table 3.1.1: Faculty pursuing PhD

Year No. of Beneficiaries

2016 5

2015 12

2014 7

Table 3.1.4: Beneficiaries of Remuneration for Paper Publication & Registration Charges

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3.1.4 What are the efforts made by the institution in developing scientific temper and

research culture and aptitude among students?

Whenever any student/ a team of students comes out with flying colours in any open

competition outside RSET and win a prize money, the Management of RSET may give

10% of the prize money to the student/team provided the student/team present themselves

at the contest as official nominees of RSET

a. Joe Augustine, Sijin Sebastian, John Jose ,'Dynamic Migratory Selection Strategy

for Adaptive Routing In Mesh NoCs' , Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI-SoC),

2015 IFIP/IEEE International Conference on 5-7 Oct. 2015. They are rewarded with

an amount of 25,000/-

3.1.5 Give details of the faculty involvement in active research (Guiding student research,

leading Research Projects, engaged in individual/collaborative research activity, etc.

Faculty members guiding student research are listed below

1. Dr. Jobin K. Antony, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering is a

guide at KTU.

2. Dr. Deepthi Das Krishna, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering is

guide at KTU.

3. Dr. Ramkumar P.B, Department of Basic Sciences and Humanities is a guide at KTU.

4. Dr. Anand S, Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering is a guide at

KTU.

5. Dr. John M George, Department of Mechanical Engineering is a guide at KTU.

6. Dr. Thankachan T Pullan, Department of Mechanical Engineering is a guide at KTU.

7. Dr. -Ing. Varghese Panthalookaran, Department of Basic Sciences and Humanities is a

guide at KTU.

8. Dr. Varghese Paul, Department of Information Technology is a guide at KTU.

The faculty members have also taken up research projects and consultancy and the same is

listed in the table 3.1.5.

Sl. No Faculty Name Academic Year Department

1 Ms. Kuttyamma A J

2017

IT 2016

2015

2 Mr.Mujeebudheenkhan A I 2017

3 Mr. Anoop Thomas 2016

DEC 2015

4 Mr. Unnikrishnan L 2014 -2016 EEE

5 Ms. Prathibha P.K 2016-2017 EEE

6 Prof K S Mathew 2016

CSE 2011-2012

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7 Dr. Deepthi Das Krishna 2016 ECE

8 Dr.Jobin K Antony 2016 ECE

9 Mr. Biju Abraham 2016

CSE 2012-2013

10 Mr.Jayarajan J N 2013-2016

11 Mr.Binu A 2012-2016 IT

12 Mr. Akash James 2016-2017 ME

13 Ms. Liza Annie Joseph 2016-2017 AEI

14 Ms.Aysha Zeneeb Majeed 2016-2017 CE

15 Ms.Anitha V. 2016-2017 CE

16 Ms. Joseena Joseph 2016-2017 CE

17 Mr. Jayakumar J. 2015-2016 CE

18 Mr. Arun T. Moonjely 2015-2016 CE

19 Ms. Sangeetha Jamal 2012- 2016 CSE

20 Ms.Divya K S 2011 CSE

Table 3.1.5: Faculty Involved in Research Activities and Consultancy

3.1.6 Give details of workshops/ training programmes/ sensitization programmes

conducted/organized by the institution with focus on capacity building in terms of

research and imbibing research culture among the staff and students.

The institution regularly conducts several workshops, training programmes, seminars, FDPs

etc. The detailed list of the events conducted by the institution is in table 3.1.6. Each

department also conducts such programmes. The consolidated list of the number of events and

guest lectures organized by the departments the last 3 academic years are in the table. 3.1.7 and

3.1.8.

Sl. No. Dates Workshop Name Organized

By Targeted Audience

2016-2017

1 20th Augus

t 2016

Enabling Technologies for

Health Care

IEEE

EMBS

(Engineeri

ng in

Medicine

and

Biology

Society) K

erala

Chapter in

Faculty + M.Tech

Students

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association

with

Rajagiri

BIRDS

(Biomedic

al

Instrument

s Research

and

Developme

nt Society)

2 21st July

2016

One day hands on workshop

“ Fundamentals of LabVIEW

& Data Acquisition Systems”

RSET,

DAEI

Faculty Members of

EEE, ECE,AEI

3

4th, 5th &

8th July

2016

Faculty Induction programme

RSET

Newly joined faculty

on or after 1st

September 2015,

RSET

4

28th

August

2016

Talk on Embedded System

Challenges in Addressing IOT

by Pradeep P Nair ,Practice

Director – HW&SW Systems at

Wipro Requirements.

DAEI Students

5

25th

August

2016

Motivational Talk by Dr. S.

Radhakrishnan,

Retd. Principal/ Joined Director

of GCE Sreekrishnapuram,

Palakkad

DAEI Students

6

19th & 20th

September

2016

Training Session on

“ Primavera Contractor” DCE Faculty

7 11th July

2016 STAAD PRO V8i DCE Faculty

8

25th, 29th,

30th

November

2016

Total Station DCE Faculty & Lab staff of

DCE

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9

8th

August

2016

Innovative Design,

Construction and Rehabilitation

of Buildings and Bridges by Dr

P.K Aravindan (Prof (Rtd), IIT

Madras)

DCE Civil Engineering

Students(S3, S5, S7)

10 4th & 5th

July 2016

Fundamentals of web

application by Mr. Deepu P V,

Project Manager, Aider

Solutions Pvt Ltd

DCS

Faculty of CS,

students and External

participants from

industry and

institutions

11 7th July

2016

Angular JS by Mr.Linson

Alfred, Senior Developer,

MobME Wireless Solutions

Limited

DCS

Faculty of CS,

students and External

participants from

industry and

institutions and

institutions

12 11th July

2016

noSQL/MongoDB by Mr.Joel

Joseph, Senior Developer,

Chillr Tech, Backwater

Technologies Pvt. Ltd.

DCS

Faculty of CS,

Students and External

participants from

industry and

institutions

13 12th July

2016

Node JS by Mr.Jerrish Issac

Varghese, Chief Technology

Officer, Entapza

DCS

Faculty of CS,


participants from

industry and

institutions

14 14th July

2016

Performance and Scalability by

Mr.Ashwin Rajeev, Architect,

Turbo Labs

DCS

Faculty of CS,


participants from

industry and

institutions

15

31st

August

2016

Inspire to reinspire by Mr. John

Mathew”, CEO, Riafy

Technologies

DCS

Students of B.Tech &

M.Tech, Faculty of

CS department

16

9th

December

2016

Engineering Applications in

HPC by Dr. Kavirajan

Rajendran

Group Head and Coordinator,

Multi-Scale Modelling

Programme CSIR - Fourth

Paradigm Institute (CSIR - 4PI)

DCS


M.Tech , Faculty of

CS department

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National Aerospace

Laboratories (NAL), Belur

Campus

Bangalore 560 037, India

17 9th

Decemebe

r2016

Numerical methods and

computational fluid dynamics

by

Dr. S Anil Lal

Professor,

College of Engineering (CET),

Thiruvananthapuram

DCS


M.Tech , Faculty of

CS department

18 4th -14th

July 2016

FDP on Advanced Trends in

Web Technology DCS

M.Tech Students&

Faculty within and

outside the institution

19 5th-9th

Dec 2016

National Workshop on High

Performance Computing DCS

Faculty within and


20

29th - 30th

October

2016.

"3-D Gaming" in collaboration

with Robocart.com for S3 CS

& IT students

DCS in

collaborati

on with

DIT

S3 CS & IT students

21

7th

October

2016

OMNet++Network simulator

for CS and IT students CSI

S3, S5, S7 CS & IT

STUDENTS

22 20th -30th

July 2016

Bridge course on Logic

Development and

Introduction to

Programming

Departmen

t of

CSE,RSET

Students from

biology background

from CS, IT

Department

23

13th-17th

December

2016

Workshop on SDLC and

Project Management DCS

Faculty within and


24 13th

December

2016

No project by Mr. Vijay Nair,

Assyst International, Kochi DCS

Staffs of RSET and

External faculty

25 15th

December

2016

Software Quality Assurance

through independent

verification and validation by

Smt. K H Kochaleema,

Scientist , G,NPOL, Kochi

DCS

Staffs of RSET and

External faculty

26

18th

August

2016

Tech-tonic: a shift towards

better Healthcare? By Dr. Binu

Joy, Head of Imaging Services

at Rajagiri Hospital

DEC Students & Faculty

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27

18th

August

2016

ICT in health care- today and

tomorrow by Mr. P.M Sasi,

Associate Director and Head

Health Informatics, C-DAC

[Vice Chair, IEEE EMBS

Kerala]


28

18th

August

2016

Technology Advancement in

Healthcare by

Mr. Koruthu P Varughese,

Head Department of Clinical

Engineering, Sree Chitra

Tirunal Institute [Chair, IEEE

EMBS Kerala]


29

26th - 27th

August

2016

Circuit simulation using Orcad

PSpice Software by

Mr. Kamalesh , Mr.Venugopal

Entuple Technologies Pvt

Ltd,Bangalore


30

6th

September

2016

Beyond Homogeneous Data:

Analytics for Spatial and

Multi-view Data by Dr.

Deepak Padmanabhan,

Queen's University, Belfast,

UK


31

7th

September

2016

RF Energy Harvesting for

Internet of Things Prof. K. J.

Vinoy,

Electrical Communication

Engineering, Indian Institute of

Science


32

7th

September

2016

Spectrum Sharing Initiatives in

Unlicensed Bands:

Advancements towards 5G by

Dr. Sayan Ray,

Manukau Institute of

Technology, New Zealand


33

22th

September

2016

Nanotechnology in Optical

Engineering: Examples of

Sub-wavelength Structured


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Surfaces by Professor Michael

Pfeffer,

Pro-VC of Ravensburg

University, Germany

34

8th

November

2016

Industrial Enhancement of

Internet of Things (IoT) based

B.Tech. projects by

Prof. Dr. Paulose Jacob,

Pro-VC of Cochin University

of Science & Technology


35

16th

November

2016

A Random Walk in

Engineering Education by

Dr. Raman Menon

Unnikrishnan,

Professor of Electrical and

Computer Engineering College

of Engineering and Computer

Science, California State

University, Fullerton


36

28th, 29th

& 30th

July 2016

Breaking Barriers of

Electronics Laboratories DEC

457 students

37 25th & 27th

July 2016

MATLAB for Signals &

System DEC 123 Students

38 25th & 27th

July 2016 PIC DEC 123 Students

39 25th & 27th

July 2016 Latex DEC 123 Students

40

5th & 9th

August

2016

MATLAB for

Communications DEC 124 Students

41

5th & 9th

August

2016

Cadence Introduction DEC 124 Students

42

5th & 9th

August

2016

Embedded Boards DEC 124 Students

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43

28th Nov-

3rd Dec

2016/ 6

days

Refresher course on

foundations of Communication

Engineering

DEC 20 Faculty Members

44

26th -27th

August

2016

Two day workshop on “Circuit

simulation using Orcad Pspice

software”

DEC 30 Faculty Members

45

14th - 16th

December

2016

Various Interfacing techniques

for Embedded Platforms DEC 20 Faculty Members

46

2nd

November

2016

International Workshop on

Green and Renewable Energy

Applications

DEE Faculty and PG/UG

students

47

1st

September

2016

Role of Robotics in

Engineering. Education

organised in association with

inaugural of IEEE-IAS chapter

by Mr.Sunil

Paul,Director,Techjeeva

Technologies Pvt. Ltd.

DEE UG/PG students and

faculty of DEE

48

13th -17th

December

2016

Workshop on SDLC and

Project Management DCS/DIT Faculty

49

5th -9th

December

2016

FDP on High Performance

Computing DCS/DIT Faculty

50

29th & 30th

October

2016

3D gaming workshop by

Robokart.com in association

with E-Cell IIT Bombay

DCS/DIT S3 students

51 20th-30th

July 2016

Bridge course in C

programming DCS/DIT S3 Students

52

15th to

20th July

2016

FDP in Intelligent Computing:

Recent trends & Applications DIT Faculty and Students

53 12th July

2016

National Symposium on

Emerging Trends in

Computing and Informatics

DIT Faculty and Students

54

14th

October

2016

Talk on Professional

Opportunities in the area of CS

& IT by Mr.S.Thomas, Digital

DIT Staff and students

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Core Technologies

55

27th

August

2016

Lecture on SAE Activities by

Dr. E. Rajasekar, Secretary

SAEISS, Professor, IRTT,

Erode

DME

Faculty and S1 and

students of RSET and

SAE members from

RSET and other

colleges

56

27th

August

2016

Lecture on Automotive

Sensors and their application

by Dr. E. Rajasekar, Secretary

SAEISS, Professor, IRTT,

Erode

DME

Faculty and S7 and

S5 ME Beta students

of RSET and SAE

members from RSET

and other colleges

57

27th

August

2016

Lecture on Automotive

Engines- Modern Perspectives

through Technology by Mr. S.

Krishnan, Vice President,

Ashok Leyland

DME

Faculty and S5 ME

alpha & S3 ME

Alpha students of

RSET and SAE

members from RSET

and other colleges

58

23rd & 29th

August

2016

Talk on Rajagiri Culture by

Dr. Joseph I. Injodey,

Executive Director, Rajagiri

College of Social Sciences and

Rajagiri Business School,

Kochi

DME S3 ME

59 5th August

2016

Talk on “An insight into

internal combustion diesel

engine” by Mr. Mahesh

Subramanian, Vice Principal,

Anglo Eastern Maritime

Academy

DME

S3, S5, S7 ME

students and RSET

Faculty

60 2nd July

2016

One day workshop on CATIA

V6- LEVEL I DME RSET Faculty

61 12th July

2016

One day workshop on CATIA

V6 - LEVEL II DME RSET Faculty

62 16th -18th

July 2016

Two day workshop on CATIA

V6 - LEVEL III DME RSET Faculty

63

27th

August

2016

Inauguration of SAE INDIA-

Cochin Division DME

RSET Faculty &

Students

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64

2nd

November

2016

One day International

workshop on “Green and

Renewable Energy

Applications”

Jointly by

DME,

DEEE

RSET Faculty &

Students

65

21st

December

2016

Two day workshop on

CFDtool- ANSYS FLUENT DME RSET Faculty

66 6th January

2017

Inauguration of ASHRAE

student branch DME

RSET Faculty &

DME Students

67

29th

November

-3rd

December

2016

FDP on “Essential

Mathematics for Engineering” DBSH Students and staffs

68

22nd

December

2016

National Mathematics Day

Celebration DBSH Students and staffs

69

21st

January

2017

One Day work shop in

Probability and Random

Process

DBSH Students and staffs

2015 – 2016

1

17/03/16

to

21/03/16

YOKOGAWA training on

DCS & PLC

YOKOGA

WA and

DAEI

S8 AEI students +

DAEI Faculty

2 4 – 10

May 2016

6 day FDP on Industrial

Automation DAEI DAEI Faculty

3 4th May

2016

Modern Trends in Industrial

Automation by

Mr. Gopalakrishnan (MD

Graphene Automation)

Department

of AEI Staffs and students

4 5th May

2016

Introduction to DCS & field

bus by Mr.

Venugopal DGM(Rtd) HOCL -

Kochi

Department

of AEI Staffs and students

5 6th – 11th

July 2015

Training on AutoCAD by

Pindis Learning center DCE

S5 Students of Civil

Engineering

Department

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6

22nd

January

2016

Why Concrete is so Humane?

By Mr. Shelly S Fernandez,

GM, RMC INDIA

DCE

Students of Civil

Engineering (S6, S4,

S2)

7

19th

February

2016

TEKLA SOFTWARE -

STRUCTURAL STEEL

DETAILING by Shri.

KwajaMoinudheen M. A,

Director of Reliant Institute of

Technology (Authorized

Training center of TEKLA

Software in Kerala)

DCE Students of Civil

Engineering (S6, S4)

8 1st April

2016

Campus to Corporate by Shakeena

S. Mohammed, Learning Program

Manager, IBM India, Bangalore

DCE Students of Civil

Engineering (S6, S4)

9 8th April

2016 Expect the Unexpected DCE

Students of Civil

Engineering (S6, S4,

S2)

10 6th -10th

July 2015

FDP on "Effective Python

Programming" DCS

M.Tech Students&

Faculty

11 21st -25th

Jan 2016

Workshop on "Latex-the

documentation Software" DCS S5 &S7 Students

12 27th Jan

2016

Awareness to the

implementation of computer

networking

DCS,

RSET

Few students from

CSE.

13 18th -29th

Jan 2016

Programming with Raspberry

Pi and Arduino

DCS,

RSET

Few students from

CSE.

14 18th -29th

Jan 2016

Training program on Android

Programming

DCS,

RSET

Few students from

CSE.

15 18th -29th

Jan 2016

Training program on MySQL

and PHP

DCS,

RSET

Few students from

CSE.

16 1st- 7th

July 2015

Bridge course on Logic

Development and

Introduction to

Programming

Departmen

t of

CSE,RSET

Students from

biology background

from CS, EC,

EE, AE , ME

17

21st March

2016

Data Warehousing & Business

Intelligence/Analytics and

Data Modeling by Mr.

Ramesan Cholayil, Managing

Director, Roseate

DCS B.Tech and M.Tech

Students of CSE

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Technologies, Kalamassery.

18 12th -25th

Nov 2015

Short term course on Recent

Trends in Computer

Architecture

DCS Faculty of CS

19

12th

November

2015

Talk on Pipelining

Fundamentals by Dr V.

Kamakoti

DCS Faculty of CS

20 14th Nov ,

2016

Talk on Main memory and

memory Controller by Mr.

T.V. Kalyan

DCS Faculty of CS

21 15th Nov

2015

Talk on Research trends in

Main memory DCS Faculty of CS

22 17th Nov

2015

Talk on Recent cache memory

research by Ms. Tripti Warrier DCS Faculty of CS

23 18th Nov

2015

Hands on session on CPU

simulator – Gem 5 DCS Faculty of CS

24 20th Nov

2015

Multicore computing by Dr

Rajasekhara babu DCS Faculty of CS

25 22nd Nov

2015

Recent research in computer

architecture by Dr. Madhu

Mutyam

DCS Faculty of CS

26 22nd Nov

2015

Architecture for high

performance systems – Grid

computing by Dr.

K.Chandrasekharan , NIT

Suratkal

DCS Faculty of CS

27 14th to 16th

July 2015 MATLAB For communication DEC 123 Students

28 20th July

2015 Applications using Matlab DEC 50 Students

29 5th Aug

2015

IC Design Flow using Cadence

Tools DEC 20 Students

30 7th Aug

2015 Introduction to Python DEC 20 Students

31 22nd& 23rd

Jan 2016

TINA-TI SPICE-based analog

circuit simulation tool DEC

124 Students

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32

31st Jan &

21st Feb

2016

PCB Design Software &

Fabrication Hands-on DEC

123 Students

33

29th&

30thJan

2016

CADENCE DEC 50 Students

34

29th&

30thJan

2016

MATLAB for Image

Processing DEC 50 Students

35

29th&

30thJan

2016

Galileo Board DEC 50 Students

36

29th&

30thJan

2016

ANSYS HFSS DEC 50 Students

37

29th July

2015

100 years of engineering in

telecom by Prof S C

Sahasrabudhe, Director(Retd),

IIT,Bombay

DEC Students and Faculty

38 30th July

2015

5G: An update from Ericsson

by Mr. Sunil Issac, Vice

President, Sales,Ericsson

Malaysia


39

5th

August

2015

Periodic Structures and their

Applications to Antennas by

Dr. A Alphones, Nanyang

Technological University,

Singapore


40

5th

August

2015

Development of Educational

App with FDTD Simulations

on Portable Devices by Dr.Eng

Leong Tan, Nanyang

Technological University,

Singapore


41

3rd

September

2015

Internet of Things by Dr.

Rajeev Shore, Principal

Scientist/ Researcher at TCS

Innovation


42 3rd

September

Cloud and Big Data Analysis

by Mr. Chidambaram DEC Students and Faculty

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2015 Kollengode, Sr. Director,

Engineering at DataXu

43

4th

September

2015

Latest Advances in mm-wave

and sub mm-wave

Technologies by Dr. Latha

Christie, G' and the

Associate Director in

Microwave Tubes Research

and Development Centre,

DRDO


44

6th

September

2015

The Smart citizen and the

fourth paradigm by Prof. M

Gangan Pratap, Hon.Professor,

Kerala Technological

University, TVM


45

30th

September

2015

Recent Developments in

Biosensors and bio instruments

by Mr Manoj Paul, President,

Healthcare at SFO

Technologies (NeST Group)


46 4th April

2016

Arcing Hazards by Ms. Husna

Mumtaz, Assistant Executive

Engineer,Kaloor Substation


students

47

22nd &

23rd July

2015

International Workshop on

Solar Photovoltaic Power

Systems for Residential,

Commercial and Off-Grid

DEE

Registered

participants

(Faculty/PG

students)from various

Engineering college

and industries

48 3rd May

2016

Energy Environment and

Development BY Er. C

Jayaraman

General Secretary,

Society of Energy Engineers

and Managers, Kochi


students

49

2nd & 3rd

February

2016

3 day workshop on JSP DIT S8 Students

50 18th -29th

January

Training Program on

Raspberry Pi, Android, PHP DIT

S6 and S8 Students of

CSE and IT

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2016 and MySQL by CDAC

51

9th

December

2015

Soft Skill training by

placement cell DIT S7 Students

52 24th & 25th

July 2015

Work shop on Shell

Programming DIT S5 Students

53 13th -15th

July 2015

3 day workshop on Web

Designing and Java DIT S7 Students

54

9th

October

2015

Technical Talk by Mr. Prajosh

O.S, Project Manager-Mobile

Games


55

9th

October

2015

Technical Talk by Mr.Deepak

Nandakumar, Cloud Systems

Engineer from Ruby Studio


56 4th March

2016

Technical Talk on Data

Analytics Mr.Ramesan

Cholayil, Roseate

Technologies


57

7th & 8th

August

2015

‘Sphere Drone Design

Fabrication & Flying’

workshop by M/s AerotriX

Departmen

t: of ME,

RSET

RSET students

&faculties

58

9th

October

2015

National Weld Meet: Kochi

2015 organized by The Indian

Institute of Welding (IIW)

Cochin Branch

Jointly by

DME, The

Indian

Institute

ofWelding

(IIW)

Cochin

Branch.

RSET Faculties, IIW

members and

Welding personals

59 16th April

2016

Student association of

Mechanical Engineering

Department' Real Mechanica'

organized a one day workshop

on Autodesk Fusion 360

Software

Departmen

t: of ME,

RSET

RSET Students and

faculty members

60

Recent Advances in Thermal,

Energy systems and DME

Faculties of ME

Department, HODs of

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11th

August

2015

Sustainability by Bale V.

Reddy,

Professor and Chair,

Department of Automotive,

Mechanical and Manufacturing

Engineering,

Faculty of Engineering and

Applied Science,

University of Ontario Institute

of Technology, 2000 Simcoe

Street North,

Oshawa

other Departments.,

all students from S7

ME , 2 to 3

representatives from

S5 ME, S3 ME alpha

& beta, S1 ME alpha

& beta

61 30th April

2016

National Seminar On

Information Theory &

Communication

DBSH Students And Faculty

2014 – 2015

1 13/03/15 Data bases available in Fourier

lab DAEI RSET faculty

2

21-23

January

2015

Industrial Automation DAEI S8AEI 2015

3 19-20

January

Raspberry Pi and Introduction

to Python programming DAEI S6 AEI 2015

4 19-20

January PSpice and soldering practices DAEI S4AEI 2015

5 12th June

2014

HANDS ON

TRAINING PROGRAM ON

OrCAD PCB SUITE

DAEI Faculty

6

23/07/14

to

25/07/14

Three day training

program on Distributed

Control Systems (DCS)

DAEI S7 AEI 2014

7 26th

March,

2015

A talk on “Importance of

Calibration”

Departmen

t of AEI

8 18th March

2015

Talk on Changeling Careers in

designing ships, coastal and

ocean platforms/ structures, oil

exploration and production

DCE

Students of

Mechanical and 4th

semester Civil

Engineering

9 30th March

2015

Recent trends and

Opportunities in Civil

Engineering

DCE

Students of 4th

semester Civil

Engineering

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10 4th July

2014

Expert talk on “Smart

Grid: Where Computing,

Communication & Power

Systems Meet” by Dr.

Sandeep K Shukla of Virginia

Tech

DEC Faculty & students

11

11th

December

2014

Expert talk on “Device

44odelling : An art of

approximations” by Prof. S.

Karmalkar, Professor in

electrical engineering , IIT

Madras.


12

12th

January

2015

Expert talk on “Embedded

system design-A realistic

approach” by Tony M

Puthussery


13 23rd June

2015

Expert talk on “Memristor &

Its Applications” by Dr.Jimson

Mathew, University of Bristol


14 13/08/201

4

Fundamentals of Variable

Frequency drives by Mr.Ajith

Nair Managing Director PACE

Systems Coimbatore

DEE Faculty & students

15 29/10/201

4

Solar Cell/Panel Technology,

Power Conditioning & DC/AC

Power Conversion by

Mr. George Varkey

MD GRA Systems (Pvt) Ltd

Cochin


16 29/10/201

4

University Curriculum in

Renewable Energy by

Dr.Ludwig Von Sterl,

Chancellor Amberg-Weiden

University, Germany


17 29/10/201

4

Renewable Energy Education

in Schools through Practical

Projects by Mr Martin Merkle,

Study Director Friedrich

Schiller Gymnasium, Germany


18 29/10/201

4

Thin Film Solar Cells using

Earth Abundant and Eco-DEE Faculty & students

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friendly Materials by Dr K P

Vijayakumar,

Rtd Prof, Department of

Physics CUSAT

19 15/12/201

4

Hybrid Microgrid by Dr.Chem

V Nayar

Adjunt Prof Curtain

University Australia – MD

Regen Power Australia


20 16th -23 ,

April 2015

Research Trends in

Informatics, Computing &

Communication

DIT Faculty & students

21

6th

February

2015

Talk on “Virtualization

Techniques” by Mr. Muddan

K.Thygaraj, Senior

Executive,Telecon, Firstsource

Solutions Limited, Bangalore

DIT Students

22

26th

September

2014

Talk on Project Management

by Ms.Gloria Roy, Assistant

Manager in Project Delivery

at ISPG Technologies India

Pvt Ltd., Kochi

DIT Students

23 18th July

2014

Talk on Importance of Gate by

Gate Academy by Mr. Vishnu

Lona Jacob, from The Gate

Academy Cochin

DIT Students

24 18th March

2015

Presentation on challenging

careers in designing ships,

coastal and ocean

platforms/structures by Prof.

Krishnankutty P., Department

of Ocean Engineering, IIT

Madras

DME S8 ME, S6 ME and

S4 CE

25

19th& 20th

February

2015

Talk by Dr. Vittal Rao,

Professor , IISc, Bangalore DBSH Faculty and Students

26

19th-20th

February

2015

Talk by Dr. E Krishnan,

Professor ,Kerala

University(Rtd)

DBSH Faculty and Students

Table 3.1.6: Events Organized by the Institution

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Sl. No. Department Name Events Organised by Faculty (Last 3 Academic

Years)

1 AEI 15

2 IT 29

3 ECE 64

4 ME 24

5 CSE 30

6 CE 14

7 EEE 33

8 DBSH 15

Table 3.1.7: Events Organized by the Departments

Sl. No. Department Name Guest Lectures (Last 3 Academic Years)

1 AEI 7

2 IT 12

3 ECE 27

4 ME 15

5 CSE 11

6 CE 7

7 EEE 12

8 DBSH 11

Table 3.1.8: Guest Lectures Organized by the Departments

Detailed list of the workshops, FDPs, seminars, guest lectures etc. organized by the various

departments is given in the Department Evaluation Report.

3.1.7 Provide details of prioritised research areas and the expertise available with the

institution

Sl.

No. Research Group Department Faculty Members

1 Instrumentation Design &

Development Applied

Electronics &

Instrumentation

Prof. P. R. Madhava Panicker

Ms. Shanmugha priya M

Ms. Priya S

Ms. Aparna George

Mr. Anish T

Fr. Joseph C.

Fr. Thomas P. J

2 Process Control

Prof. Dominic Mathew

Mr. Krishnakumar K.P

Mr. Balu Raveedran

Ms. Mary Hexy

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Mr. Anuj Abraham

3

Biomedical

Instrumentation & Signal

Processing

Dr. Abraham Thomas

Ms. Meena V.

Ms. Liza Annie Joseph

Dr.Pramod K Namboothiri

4 Computer Architecture

Computer

Science &

Engineering

Mr. Jayarajan J. N.

5 Software Engineering Prof. K S Mathew

6 Computer Networking

Ms. Tripti C.

Ms. Deepa John

Ms. Anita John

Ms. Jyotsna A.

Ms. Diya Thomas

Mr. Sandy Joseph

Mr. Hareesh M.J

Ms. Jisha M

Mr. Viju Prakash

7 Computer Security Mr. Biju Abraham N.

Mr. Uday Babu P

8 Data Mining

Ms. Sminu Izudheen

Mr. Varghese S. Chooralil

Ms. Meenu Mathew

9 Image Processing

Mr. Paul Augustine

Ms. Jincy J. Fernandez

Ms. Amitha Mathew

Ms. Dincy Paul

10 Natural Language

Processing

Ms. Dhanya P. M.

Ms. Sangeetha Jamal

Ms. Meera M

11 Theoretical Computer

Science

Ms. Shimmi Asokan

Ms. Mary Priya Sebastian

12 Intelligent Machine

Control Group

Electrical &

Electronics

Engineering

Dr. P.C. Unnikrishnan

Ms.Renu George

Ms.Ragam Rajagopal

Mr. Thomas K P

Ms.Rinu Alice Koshy

Fr. Mejo Paul

13 Power Electronics &

Drives Group

Mr.Ginnes K John

Ms. Anna Mathew

Ms. Caroline Ann Sam

Ms.Sreepriya R

Mr.Unnikrishnan L

14 Distributed Grid

Integration Group

Ms.Prathibha P K

Ms.Santhi B

Prof. J T Kuncheria

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Mr.Jebin Francis

Ms.Jayasri R. Nair

15 VLSI & Embedded

systems group

Electronics &

Communication

Engineering

Dr. Jobin K Antony

Mr Anoop Thomas

Mr. Karunakara Menon

Mr. Bonifus P. L.

Mr. Dhanesh M. S

Ms. Maleeha Abdul Azeez

Mr. Rony Antony P.

Ms. Tressa Michael

Ms. Shubhasree A V

Mr. Ajai V Babu

Mr. George Joseph

Mr. Kiran K A

Mr. Vinai T

16 Signal Processing

Ms. Harsha A

Mr. Sreekumar G.

Ms. Rithu James

Mr Jaison Jaicob

Ms Swapna Davis

Ms Anila Kuriakose

Ms. Jisa David

Ms. Preethi Bhaskaran

Ms. Neethu Radha Gopan

Mr. Nithin Babu

17 Communication Systems

Dr. Deepthy Das Krishna

Mr Jaison Jacob

Ms. Swapna Davies

Ms. Deepthy G. S.

Mr. AbhishekViswakumar

Mr. Jaison Jacob

Ms. S. Santhi Jabarani

Mr. K. Rama Varma

Ms. Rinju Mariam

18 Opto Electronics

Dr. Jobin K. Antony

Ms. Harsha N G

Ms. Deepthy G. S.

Ms. Preethi Bhaskaran

19 Energy research – Solar,

Thermal systems

Mechanical

Engineering

Dr. John M. George

(Lead)

Prof. Gopalakrishna Pillai A

Fr. Joel George Pullolil CMI

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(On Study leave)

Mr. James Mathew

Mr. Akash James

Mr. John Paul C D

Mr. Tony Chacko

Mr. Vishnu Sankar

20 Computer Aided

Engineering – CFD, FEM

Mr. Manoj G. Tharian (Lead)

Mr. Jithin P.N.

Dr. Ajith Kumar

Mr. Abinson Paul

Mr. Sooraj Chacko

Mr. Rathish T.R

Mr. Mathew Baby

21

Manufacturing

Engineering – Production,

Materials, Metallurgy,

CAM

Dr. Thankachan T. Pullan (Lead)

Dr. Sreekumar.V.M.

Mr. Sidheek P A

Mr. UdaySankar K

Mr. Jibin Noble

Mr. Vineeth Krishna P

Mr. Senjo Manuel

Mr. Jeffin Johnson

Mr. Manu Joseph

Mr. Harikrishnan

22 Distributed Computing

and System

Information

Technology

Mr. Binu A.

Ms. Kuttyamma A J

Mr. Mathews Abraham

23 Data Security

Dr. Varghese Paul

Ms. Divya James

Ms. Abey Abraham

Ms. Chinchu Krishna

Ms. Bency Wilson

24

Networks

Ms. Preetha K. G.

Mr. Biju Paul

Ms. Jisha G

Ms. Mary John

Mr. Mujeebhudheen Khan

25 Computational Data

Science

Dr Sherly KK- Co-ordinator

Ms. Saritha S

Ms. Lakshmi K S

Ms. Neeba E A

Ms. Nikhila T Bhuvan

26 Structural Engineering

Ms.Aysha Zeneeb Majeed

Ms. Anitha Varghese

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DME

Dr. Nivin Philip

Ms. Tressa Kurian

Ms. Elsa Paul

Ms. Elza Maria Rony

27 Transportation

Engineering

Ms. Sindhu U.

Ms. Joseena Joseph

Mr. Arun T. Moonjely

28

Geotechnical and

Environmental

Engineering

Mr. Jayakumar J.

Mr. Arun Balan

29 Water Resources

Engineering

Prof. K. A. Ouseph

Ms. Kavitha M.

Mr. Bibin Hezakiel V.

Mr. Jibin Joseph

30 Chaos and Fractals

DBSH

Dr. Vinod Kumar P.B

Research Scholars

31 Complex Dynamic Dr. Vinod Kumar P.B

Research Scholars

32 Fuzzy Systems Dr. Vinod Kumar P.B

Mr. Binu R, Research Scholars

33 Mathematical

Morphological

Dr. Ramkumar P.B

Research Scholars

34 Electrochemical polymer

and Nano material

Dr. Antony V Varghese

Faculty members in Chemistry

35 Engineering education

Dr. Ing. Varghese Panthalookaran

CMI

All faculty members

36 Topology and Lattice

theory

Dr. Ramkumar P.B

Yogesh Prasad, Research Scholars

37 Fluid Dynamics Mr. Shyam Sunder Iyer

Faculty members Mathematics

38

Bio design Instrument

Research and

Developments (BIRDS)

Inter disciplinary

Research groups

DAEI, DECE, EIT, DCS, DME

39 Speech & Acoustics,

Image Processing DAEI, DECE

40 High Performance

Computing

DAEI, DCE, DCS, DEC, DEE,

DIT, DME, DBSH

41 Cloud Computing DCS, DIT

Table 3.1.9: Research Areas and Expertise

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3.1.8 Enumerate the efforts of the institution in attracting researchers of eminence to visit

the campus and interact with teachers and students?

The institution conducts conferences, seminars, invited talks, FDPs, workshops, short term

courses etc. regularly. Researchers, academicians and experienced people from industry are

invited as resource persons for these programmes.

Keynote speakers and resource persons who delivered plenary talks in the conferences is listed

in the table 3.7.2.

The number of best academicians and researchers who have visited our campus in the recent

past is listed in the table 3.1.10.

Sl. No. Department Name Number of Best Academicians

Visited (Last 3 Years)

1 AEI 7

2 IT 12

3 ECE 27

4 ME 15

5 CSE 11

6 CE 7

7 EEE 12

8 DBSH 11

Table 3.1.10: Number of Best Academicians Visited

3.1.9. What percentage of the faculty has utilized Sabbatical Leave for research

activities? How has the provision contributed to improve the quality of research and

imbibe research culture on the campus?

Mr. Anoop Thomas of DEC got study leave for Research in Aalen University, Germany.

3.1.10. Provide details of the initiatives taken up by the institution in creating

awareness/advocating/transfer of relative findings of research of the institution and

elsewhere to students and community (lab to land)

The institution has taken up the following initiatives in creating awareness/advocating/transfer

of relative findings of research of the institution and elsewhere.

i. Regularly organizing an international conference “International Conference on

Advances in Computing & Communications (ICACC)”. The first conference was

conducted in 2011, and the sixth conference was conducted in 2016.

The number of faculty publications is provided in the table 3.4.5.

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3.2 Resource Mobilization for Research

3.2.3 What are the financial provisions made available to support student research

projects by students?

Joe Augustine, Sijin Sebastian, John Jose ,'Dynamic Migratory Selection Strategy for

Adaptive Routing In Mesh NoCs' , Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI-SoC), 2015

IFIP/IEEE International Conference on 5-7 Oct. 2015. They are rewarded with an amount

of 25,000/-.

Bivil M. Jacob & Hashim P. Kamal of 2010 – 2014 batch of B. Tech CSE presented a

paper in the 7th ACM International workshop on Network-on-chip Architecture

(NoCArc – 14) held in conjunction with the IEEE International Symposium on

Micro Architecture (MICRO – 2014) at the Cambridge University, UK on 13th

December 2014. As a token of appreciation the Management awarded an amount of

Rs. 10,000/- each.

Sl.

No.

Name &

Department of the

Faculty

Name &

Department

of the Student

Thesis Title Publication Details

1

Fr. Dr. Jaison Paul

M,

Mr. Biju Paul

Preeth E. N

Load Based

Algorithm for

scheduling jobs

in Docker

containers

Evaluation of Docker

containers based on

Hardware Utilization in the

proceedings of 3rd

International Conference on

Control, Communication

and Computing organized

by College of Engineering,

TVM, November 2015.

2

Fr. Dr. Jaison Paul

M,

Ms. Chinchu

Krishna /IT

Mr. Joseph J

P/IT

Advancements

in built and

deployment in

Java Container

using Docker

Table 3.2.2: Interdisciplinary Student Projects

3.2.5 How does the institution ensure optimal use of various equipment and research

facilities of the institution by its staff and students?

Course Venue

FDP on Advanced Trends in Web

Technology CCF/ARC

Table 3.2.3: Courses Conducted Utilizing the Lab

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3.2.6 Has the institution received any special grants or finances from the industry or

other beneficiary agency for developing research facility? If ‘yes’ give details.

Yes. The institution has received grants from the industry and also from Government bodies

for research activities. The details are in table 3.2.4 and 3.2.5

Sl.

No. Title

Name of the

Coordinator

Amount

Sanctioned Government body

1 Solar Powered Smart

Irrigation System

Ms. Prathibha

P.K Rs. 24,000/- KTU-CERD

2 Upper Limb

Rehabiltation System

Mr. Balu

Raveendran

Ms. Priya S

Rs. 23,000/-

APJ Abdul Kalam

Technological

University & CERD

(Center for Engineering

Research &

Development.)

3 Kinetic Gait Analysis

Device

Mr. Balu

Raveendran

Ms. Priya S

Rs. 25,000/-

APJ Abdul Kalam

Technological

University & CERD


Research &

Development.)

4

Design and

Development of

System for Window

Pane Status Display

in Cars

Prof. P. R.

Madhava

Panicker

Ms. Mary

Hexy

Rs. 25,000/-

APJ Abdul Kalam

Technological

University & CERD


Research &

Development.)

5

RRMR: Reliable Re

configurable

Memristor Radio

frequency Devices

Dr. Deepthi

Das Krishna Rs.6,83,000/- KSCSTE

6

Fabrication of

chamber to produce

good quality charcoal

Mr. Akash

James, Asst.

Professor,

DME, RSET

Rs.1,65,000/-

Kerala State Council for

Science Technology and

Environment – Rural

Technology Programme

Table 3.2.4: Grants Received from Government Bodies

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Sl.

No.

Principal

Investigator Department

Amount

(Rs.)

Name of the

Agency

Date of

Approval

1 Dr. Jobin K

Antony ECE Rs. 2,45,260 AICTE 24/02/2015

Table 3.2.5: Fund received under MODROB scheme

3.3 Research Facilities

3.3.1 What are the research facilities available to the students and research scholars

within the campus?

The following research labs have been established to carry out the various research

activities in the respective departments

o Codd lab

o Sunya Labs(under development)

3.3.4 What are the research facilities made available to the students and research scholars

outside the campus/ other research laboratories?

The institution facilitates students to do projects in external research organizations and

industries like CDAC, NPOL, NIT Suratkal, Bharat Electronics etc.

MoU with HochschuleRavensburg- Weingarten – University of Applied Sciences,

Germany.Period: 22nd September 2016.

MoU with SFO Technologies Private Limited, Kochi.Period:27th July 2016.Key Initiator:

Fr. Dr.-Ing. Varghese Panthalookaran.

MoU with The Kochi Metro Rail Limited (KMRL).Period: 6th October 2016.Key

Initiator: FrDrJaison Paul Mulerickal CMI.

MoU with Walrus Marine and Engineering Co Pvt Ltd and ISOI (Instrument Society of

India, Kochi Chapter).Period: 4th December 2015.Key Initiator: Mr. Dominic Mathew.

MoU with IAPC (Institute of Automation and Process Control) Kakkanad,

RSET(Rajagiri School of Engineering and Technology) and ISOI(Instrument Society of

India-Kochi Chapter).Period: 9thSeptember 2016.Key Initiator: Mr. Krishna Kumar K P

MoU with YOKOGAWA INDIA LIMITED (YIL) .Period: 22nd June 2010.Key Initiator:

Mr. Dominic Mathew.

MoU with the Indian Institute of Welding (IIW), Cochin Branch .Period: 9th October

2015. Key Initiator: DR. THANKACHAN T. PULLAN.

MoU with IBM India Private Limited, Bangalore. Period: 2nd May 2013. Key Initiator:

Mr. Binu A.

MoU with TECHNOVIA INFO SLOUTIONS Private Limited, Kakkanad.Period: 9th

May 2011.Key Initiator: Mr. Biju Abraham Narayamparambil.

MoU with VVDN Pvt. Ltd. Kochi.Period:3rd October 2012.Key Initiator:Mr. Anoop

Thomas.

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MoU with HMT Machine Tools Limited, Kalamassery. Period: 25th October 2016.Key

Initiator: Dr. Thankachan T. Pullan.

MoU with YEX-TREME Technologies, Perumbavoor.Period: 25th January 2016.Key


MoU with Digital Core Technologies PVT. LTD, Kakkanad. Period: 25th January

2016.Key Initiator: Dr. Jobin K Antony

3.3.5 Provide details on the library/ information resource centre or any other facilities

available specifically for the researchers?

The institution subscribes about 35 print scholarly research journals and e-journal package

which includes IEEE/IET Electronic Library (IEL), Springer, Elsevier – Science Direct,

ASME, ASCE, J-Gate and ASTM journals. The online research journals print scholarly

research journals and subscribed by the central library is listed in the tables 3.3.1 and 3.3.2.

E-Journal Packages – 2017

Table 3.3.1: Online Research Journals Subscribed

Publisher E-Content No. of E-Journals Link

IEEE/IET

Electronic

Library

(IEL)

Our online

subscription

includes access to

the full text of

IEEE Content

published since

1988 with select

content published

since 1893

1. 166 IEEE Journal, Magazine and

Transaction titles

2. 1200 conference Titles

3. 26 IET Journal and Magazine

titles

4. 20 IET Conference and seminar

digests.

5. Over 2,500 approved and

published IEEE Standards,

excluding drafts

6. IEEE Standard Dictionary Online

7. 67 VDE VERLAG Conference

Proceedings

8. Bell Labs Technical Journals

http://ieeexplor

e.ieee.org

ASME Mechanical

Engineering 28 e-journals

http://asmedigit

alcollection.as

me.org

ASCE Civil Engineering 35 e-journals http://ascelibrar

y.org

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Sl. No. Scholarly Journals List - 2017

1 AARO Journal

2 Bulletin of Materials Science

3 CIGRE India Journal

4 Current Science

5 Defence Science Journal

6 IASH Journal

7 IETE Journal of Education

8 IETE Journal of Research

9 IETE Technical Review

10 India Power Journal

11 Indian Geotechnical Journal

12 Indian Journal of Chemistry Sec. A

13 Indian Journal of Engineering & Materials Sciences

14 Indian Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics

15 Indian Journal of Pure and Applied Physics

16 Indian Journal of Technical Education

17 Indian Science Abstracts

18 Journal of Engineering & Technology Education

19 Journal of Engineering Science and Management Education

20 Journal of Scientific and Industrial Research

21 Journal of Scientific Temper

22 Journal of Structural Engineering

23 Journal of the Indian Institute of Science

24 Journal of The Institution of Engineers (India) Series A

25 Journal of The Institution of Engineers (India) Series B

26 Journal of The Institution of Engineers (India) Series C

27 Journal of the Instrument Society of India

28 Paritantra : Journal of Systems Science and Engineering

29 Power Engineer Journal

30 Pramana - Journal of Physics

31 Proceedings (Mathematical Sciences)

32 Resonance - Journal of Science Education

33 Sadhana ( Engineering Sciences)

34 The American Mathematical Monthly

35 The Journal of CPRI

36 Water and Energy International

Table 3.3.2: Scholarly Research Journals Subscribed

3.4 Research Publications and Awards

3.4.1 Highlight the major research achievements of the staff and students in terms of

Patents obtained and filed (process and product)

Patent filed for the student project entitled “CENTRALIZED SYSTEM FOR ROAD

TRAFFIC SIGNAL PRIORITIZATION AT ROAD INTERSECTIONS AND

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EMERGENCY HANDHELD TOOL”, done by the students Mr. Mohamed Jasim and

Mr. Muhammed Sadique of DIT.

Original research contributing to product improvement

Sl.

No.

Name of the Faculty/ Name

of the Student Project Title Department

1

Students (Joseph Joshy ,

Harry Johnson , Aldin

Manuel , Jerrin Eldo M)

3 D printer DCS

2 Mr. Vineeth Krishna P, Mr.

Uday Sankar K

Fuel Enhancement using hydrogen

obtained by Electrolysis

DME

3

Students ( Joffin George ,

Tony Thomas, Joe Holmes)

Manipulator Robot for crack

Detection and Welding in

Underground Process Pipes

AE

Table 3.4.1: Research Contributing to Product Improvement

Research studies or surveys benefiting the community or improving the services

Sl.

No.

Name of the Faculty/ Name

of the Student Paper Details/project title Department

1

Students (Joseph Joshy ,

Harry Johnson , Aldin Manuel

, Jerrin Eldo M)

Project title – 3 D printer DCS

2

Students ( Muhammed Jasim

M, Rejin R. Krishna ,

Muhammed Sadique

Project title – Emergency

Response Real Time Tracking DIT

3 J.T. Kuncheria / Libin

Varghese. M.Tech – IDAC

Project title – “A Novel Solar

powered wheel chair for the

disabled “

DEE

4 L. Unnikrishnan / Mebin

Joseph. M.Tech IDAC

Adaptive Fuzzy Based Controller

in Electric Standing Wheel Chairs

for physically disabled

DEE

Table 3.4.2: Research Studies Benefiting the Community

Research inputs contributing to new initiatives and social development

Sl.

No.

Name of the Faculty/ Name of

the Student Project Title Department

1

Students (Joseph Joshy , Harry

Johnson , Aldin Manuel , Jerrin

Eldo M)

Project title – 3 D printer DCS

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2 Eapen Jose , Jacob Sebastian ,

Leo Baby Jacob RALi V 2.0 DCS

3 Akash C.A , Joseph Biju ,

George Joseph , Joseph Joshy

Bus Tracker , Bus Finder,

Placement Automation System DCS

Table 3.4.4: Research Inputs Contributing to Social Development

3.4.2 Does the Institute publish or partner in publication of research journal(s)? If ‘yes’,

indicate the composition of the editorial board, publication policies and whether such

publication is listed in any international database?

The institute has published the proceedings of the international conferences conducted in the

college.

Proceedings of Sixth International Conference on Advances in Computing and

Communications (ICACC) 2016, published by Elsevier Procedia Computer Science.

Publication Chair: Dr. Deepthi Das Krishna, RSET, Fr. Dr. Jaison Paul M, RSET,

Dr. John Jose, IIT Guwahati.

Proceedings of Fifth International Conference on Advances in Computing and

Communications (ICACC) 2015 , published by IEEE Xplore

Publication Chair. Dr. John Jose, RSET.

3.4.3 Give details of publications by the faculty and students:

Publication per faculty in the last 3 academic years is in table 3.4.5

Name of the Faculty No. of

Publications Department Year

Mr. Joseph Mathew 1

AEI

2016 - 17

Ms. Sukanya Warrier 2 2016 - 17

1 2015 - 16

Ms. Shanmuga Priya 1 2016 - 17

Ms. Mary Hexy 1 2016 - 17

Prof. Dominic Mathew

1 2016 - 17

1 2015 - 16

3 2014 - 15

Mr. Balu Raveendran

1 2015 - 16

1 2014 - 15

Dr. Abraham Thomas

1 2016 - 17

2 2015 - 16

1 2014 - 15

Mr. Anuj Abraham 2 2016 - 17

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Ms. Liza Annie Joseph 1 2015 - 16

Mr. Arun A.

Balakrishnan 1 2014 - 15

Mr. Naveen N. 2 2014 - 15

Ms. Elza Maria Rony 1

DCE

2016 - 17

Aysha Zeneeb Majeed 1 2015 - 16

1 2014 - 15

Ms. Diya Thomas

1

DCS

2016 - 17

2 2015 - 16

1 2014 - 15

Ms. Dhanya P.M

1 2016 - 17

1 2015 - 16

2 2014 - 15

Ms. Anita John 2 2015 - 16

Mr. Biju Abraham N 1 2016 - 17

Mr. Ajith S 1 2015 - 16

Ms. Gopika S 1 2015 - 16

1 2014 - 15

Mr. John Jose 3 2014 - 15

Mr. Jayarajan J.N 2 2014 - 15

Ms. Jomina John 1 2015 - 16

1 2014 - 15

Fr. Dr . Jaison Paul M 2 2015 - 16

Ms. Elizebath Issac 1 2014 - 15

Ms. Mary Priya S 1 2014 - 15

Ms. Mintu Philip 1 2014 - 15

Mr. Robin Cyriac 1 2014 - 15

Ms. Sangeetha jamal

2 2016 - 17

3 2015 - 16

1 2014 - 15

Ms. Shimmi Asokan 1 2016 -17

3 2014 - 15

Ms. Tripti C 1 2016 - 17

1 2015 - 16

Mr. Varghese C 4 2015 - 16

3 2014 - 15

Mr. Vishak 1 2014 – 15

Mr. Anoop Thomas 3

DEC 2016 - 17

3 2015 - 16

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Mr. Bonifus P.L 4 2015 - 16

Dr. Deepthi Das Krishna 6 2015 - 16

1 2014 - 15

Mr.Delson T.R 1 2014 - 15

Ms. Harsha A 5 2015 - 16

2 2014 - 15

Mr. Jaison Jacob 2 2016 - 17

3 2014 - 15

Mr. Jaison Jacob (JJ) 4 2015 - 16

Ms. Jisa David 1 2014 - 15

Ms. Preethi Bhaskaran 1 2014 - 15

Ms. Rithu James

4 2016 - 17

13 2015 - 16

1 2014 - 15

Ms. Swapna Davies 1 2014 - 15

Mr. Walter Joseph 1 2014 - 15

Ms. Anna Mathew

2

DEE

2016 - 17

1 2015 - 16

2 2014 - 15

Ms. B. Santhi

1 2016 - 17

2 2015 - 16

1 2014 - 15

Ms.Caroline Ann Sam

1 2016 - 17

4 2015 - 16

2 2014 - 15

Fr. Mejo Gracevilla CMI 1 2016 - 17

Mr. Ginnes K John 3 2015 - 16

1 2014 - 15

Ms. Jani Das 1 2014 - 15

Ms. Jayasri R. Nair

1 2016 - 17

1 2015 - 16

3 2014 - 15

Mr. Jebin Francis

4 2016 - 17

2 2015 - 16

3 2014 - 15

Prof J.T. Kuncheria

2 2016 - 17

4 2015 - 16

1 2014 - 15

Mr. Karthikeyan K.B 1 2014 - 15

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Ms. Prathibha P.K

1 2016 - 17

1 2015 - 16

1 2014 - 15

Ms. Ragam Rajagopal

2 2016 - 17

2 2015 - 16

1 2014 - 15

Ms. Renu George

1 2016 - 17

1 2015 - 16

1 2014 - 15

Ms. Rinu Alice Koshy 2 2015 - 16

Ms. Sreepriya R

2 2016 - 17

2 2015 - 16

2 2014 - 15

Ms. Salitha K 3 2015 - 16

1 2014 - 15

Mr. Thomas K.P

2 2016 - 17

1 2015 - 16

1 2014 - 15

Mr. Unnikrishnan L

3 2016 - 17

3 2015 - 16

1 2014 - 15

Ms. Abey Abraham 2

DIT

2014 - 15

Mr. Biju Paul

4 2015 - 16

1 2014 - 15

Mr. Binu A

2 2016 - 17

3 2015 - 16

6 2014 - 15

Ms. Chinchu Krishna S

1 2016 - 17

1 2015 - 16

3 2014 - 15

Ms. Divya James

3 2016 - 17

1 2015 - 16

2 2014 - 15

Ms. Jisha G 1 2016 - 17

5 2015 - 16

Ms. Kuttyamma A.J

1 2016 - 17

1 2015 - 16

1 2014 - 15

Ms. Lakshmi K.S 1 2016 - 17

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Ms. Mary John 1 2015 - 16

1 2014 - 15

Mr. Mujeebudheen Khan

A.I 1 2016 - 17

Ms. Nikhila T. Bhuvan

1 2016 - 17

4 2015 - 16

2 2014 - 15

Ms. Preetha K.G

2 2016 - 17

3 2015 - 16

3 2014 - 15

Ms. Saritha S 3 2014 - 15

Mr. Jithin P.Narayanan 1

DME

2015 - 16

2 2014 - 15

Dr. John .M. George 2 2015 - 16

Dr. Thankachan .T.Pullan 1 2016 - 17

Mr. Vineeth Krishna P 1 2014 - 15

Mr. Vishnu Sankar 2 2016 - 17

Dr Deepa K. Baby 2

DBSH

2016 - 17

1 2015 - 16

Dr. Ramkumar P.B 1 2015 - 16

Dr. Shibu P.P 1 2014 - 15

Sonia Paul 1 2015 - 16

Dr. Ing. Varghese

Panthalookaran

1 2016 - 17

2 2015 - 16

3 2014 - 15

Table 3.4.5: Publication per Faculty

Number of papers published by faculty and students in peer reviewed journals

(national / international)

Department Total No. of Publications

2016- 2017 2015 – 2016 2014 - 2015

AEI 5 1 3

CE 2 1 -

CSE 6 3 5

ECE 4 11

EEE 22 29 9

IT 2 7 3

ME 2 2 2

DBS 4 4 2

Table 3.4.6: Number of Publications Department Wise

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Number of publications listed in International Database (for Eg: Web of Science,

Scopus, Humanities International Complete, Dare Database - International Social

Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.)

Nil

Books with ISBN/ISSN numbers with details of publishers

Dep

artm

ent

Name of the

Faculty Details of the Book

Year of

Publication

ECE

Dr. Jobin

K.Antony,

Dr Deepthi Das

Krishna

Dr. A.

Unnikrishnan

Dr John Jose

Ms. Babitha R.

Jose

Recent Advances in Computing and

Communication Systems

Mc Graw Hill Education

2015

Table 3.4.8: Books Published by Faculty

Recognition received by the faculty from reputed professional bodies and agencies,

nationally and internationally

1. Mr. Biju Paul of DIT received Carrier Guru Award in 2016 - 2017

2. Fr. Dr. Jaison Paul M of CS has been granted access to KTU High Performance

Computing (HPC) machine – ParamShavak.

3. Dr. Dominic Mathew of AE awarded as Fellow for contributions to manufacturing

Industry and Popularization of Instrumentation Engineering Discipline on 30th

October 2015.

4. Ms. Nikhila T. Bhuvan awarded Digi Star of the Week by South Indian Bank on

December 2015.

5. Mr. Biju Paul of DIT received Carrier Guru Award in 2015 - 2016

6. Ms. Deepthi Das Krishna got full travel support from DST for the paper presentation

at IEEE TENCON -15 during 1 – 4 Nov 2015 at Macau, China for the paper titled “

Antenna Design with Triple Band – Notches for WiMAX , WLAN and downlink of

X-band satellite communication Systems.

7. Fr. Dr. Jaison Paul M judged International Conference ICCEECON 2k15.

8. Dr John. Jose co-chaired National conference on Advanced Trends in Computing and

Communication (NATCCOM 2K14)

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3.5 Consultancy

3.5.1 Give details of the systems and strategies for establishing institute-industry

interface?

The institution has an Industry-Institute Interaction Cell and an Entrepreneurship development

cell and incubation center that promote the relationship between industry and institution.

The institution is providing consultancy services in the areas of website design, building digital

repository and project management.

Following are the beneficiaries of our consultancy services

Govt of Kerala

Rajagiri Business School

TCS

NBE

Kerala Pvt Medical college Management Association

Kerala Southern Railways.

MGS Associates Ready mix Trading Pvt Ltd.

Thaddesamithram.

Senior Section Engineer / P.Way Construction Ernakulam Jn.

DRD communication and Software Pvt Ltd.

NPOL.

DT AV Canada Communication

Rajagiri Christu Jayanti Public School

KCPCMF

Samagra vikas Social Service Society Alappuzha

KCECMA

Rajagiri Outreach

Suvartha SD Convent Thammanam.

PMS college of Dental Science and Research.

Mar Baselious College of Eng and Technology.

Sacred Heart College Thevara.

AMCSFNCK.

St.Berchaman’s College, Changanassery

Rajagiri Educational Alternatives and Community Health(out REACH)

GATE

CMAT

TISS

APTECH

JEE

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BAARC

AFCAT

SATVAT

PREPLADDER

BUILD HR

CANApprove

NSEIT

3.5.4 List the broad areas and major consultancy services provided by the institution and

the revenue generated during the last four years.

Faculty members take up free of cost consultancy works regularly. The detailed list of

consultancy works taken up by the faculty is in table 3.5.1

Year Project Name Customer Principal

Investigator

Project

Value

2017 Conduct of External

Examinations

TCS, ApTech, GATE,

CMAT,TISS

Ms. Kuttyamma

A J 3,00000/-


Examinations

TCS, ApTech, Prometric,

GATE, JEE, BAARC,

AFCAT, SATVAT,

PREPLADDER, BUILD

HR, CANApprove,

NSEIT

Ms. Kuttyamma

A J

16,00000/-

2016

Project Management

and Quality Process

Consultant

DRD Communications &

Software Pvt Ltd

Prof K S

Mathew (DCS) 6,00,000/-

2016 FPGA based multi-

channel data acquisition NPOL

Dr. Jobin K

Antony(DEC)

10,00,000/-

(Expected)

2016 Direction finding

circular array

DTAV Canada

Communication

Dr.Deepti Das

Krishna(DEC)

2016 Processing admissions

of KCPCMF KCPCMF

Mr. Biju

Abraham(DCS) 8,00,000/-

2016-

2018

IT consultant and also a

managing committee

member of RCJPS,

Kakkanad

RCJPS, Kakkanad Mr.Jobin

Jose(DCS)

Free of

Cost

2011-

2016

College Automation

Software

Rajagiri Business School,

Kochi

Mr. Jobin

Jose(DCS),

Mr.Krishnadas

Free of

Cost

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Naduvath(DIT)

2010-

2016 Website Management

Samagra Vikas Social

Service Society,

Alappuzha

Mr. Jobin

Jose(DCS)

Free of

Cost

2010-

2016 Chief IT consultant

Samagra Vikas Social

Service Society,

Alappuzha

Mr. Jobin

Jose(DCS)

Free of

Cost

2010-

2016

Website Management

for Kerala Catholic

Engineering College

Management

Association

KCECMA

Mr. Jobin

Jose(DCS),

Mr.Krishnadas

Naduvath(DIT)

2010-

2016

Website Management

for Kerala Christian

Professional

Management’s

Federation

KCPCMF

Mr. Jobin

Jose(DCS),

Mr.Krishnadas

Naduvath(DIT)

2010-

2016

Website Maintenance

for Rajagiri Outreach Rajagiri Outreach

Mr. Jobin

Jose(DCS),

Mr.Krishnadas

Naduvath(DIT)

Free of

Cost


Examinations

TCS, Prometric, GATE,

BAARC, AFCAT,

SATVAT

Ms. Kuttyamma

A J 7,15000/-

2015

Computer Literacy

Programme for slum

people of Thammanam

'Suvartha' S.D. Convent,

Thammanam

CS/IT

Technical Staff


of KCPCMF KCPCMF

Ms. Sangeetha

Jamal(DCS) 8,00,000/-

2013-

2016

Internal Projects for

RSET-

Rajagiri School of

Engineering and

Technology, Kerala, India

Mr. Jayarajan J

N(DCS)

Free of

Cost

2015-

2016

Consultancy work done:

Online SBJournal

Online version of

St.Berchaman’s College,

Changanassery(2015-

2016)

Mr. Binu

A(DIT)

Free of

cost

2013-

2014

BDS Admission

Automation

PMS College of Dental

Science & Research

Mr. Jobin

Jose(DCS),

Mr.Krishnadas

Naduvath(DIT)

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of KCPCMF KCPCMF

Ms. Sangeetha

Jamal(DCS) 8,00,000/-

2011-

2014

College Automation

Software

Rajagiri College of Social

Science

Mr. Jobin

Jose(DCS),

Mr.Krishnadas

Naduvath(DIT)

Free of

Cost

2011-

2014

College Automation

Software

Mar Baselious College of

Engineering &

Technology

Mr. Jobin

Jose(DCS),

Mr.Krishnadas

Naduvath(DIT)

Free of

Cost

2011-

2014

Website management

for Association of the

Managements of

Christian Self Financing

Nursing Colleges of

Kerala

AMCSFNCK

Mr. Jobin

Jose(DCS),

Mr.Krishnadas

Naduvath(DIT)

2011-

2014

Website and College

Automation software

Sacred Heart College,

Thevara

Mr. Jobin

Jose(DCS),

Mr.Krishnadas

Naduvath(DIT)


of KCPCMF KCPCMF

Ms. Sangeetha

Jamal(DCS) 6,00,000/-

2011-

2013

Nursing(B.Sc, PG, Post

Basic) Admission

Automation

AMCSFNCK

Mr. Jobin

Jose(DCS),

Mr.Krishnadas

Naduvath(DIT)


of KCPCMF KCPCMF

Ms. Sangeetha

Jamal(DCS) 5,00,000/-

2012,

2013 Website Management ICECCS

Mr. Krishnadas

Naduvath(DIT)

2014-

2015 Digital Resource Centre CSI

Mr. Binu A

(DIT).

Free of

Cost

2014-

2015

Department Research

Portal

Department of CS,

CUSAT

Mr. Binu A

(DIT).

Free of

Cost

2014-

2015

International Centre for

Free and Open Source

Software

Govt. of Kerala Mr. Binu A

(DIT).

Free of

Cost

2013-

2014 Institution Repository

Rajagiri School of Social

Sciences, Kalamassery,

Kerala

Mr. Binu A

(DIT).

Free of

Cost

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2013-

2014

RBS Course

Management System RBS

Mr. Binu A

(DIT).

Free of

Cost

2013-

2014

Websites of selected

departments,

conferences and labs

Cochin University of

Science and Technology.

Mr. Binu A

(DIT).

Free of

Cost

2012-

2014 Digital Resource Centre CSI

Mr. Binu A

(DIT).

Free of

Cost

2012-

2013

Technical Adviser,

Journal of Free Software

and Free Knowledge

International Centre for

Free and Open Source

Softwares, Govt. of

Kerala,India(http://icfoss.

org/ojs/index.php/foss)

Mr. Binu A

(DIT).

Free of

Cost

2012-

2013 AIEEE Exam TCS

Mr. Biju


2012-

2013 NBE

Prometric Testing Pvt.

Ltd.

Mr. Biju


2011-

2012

Project Management

Consultancy for a

Banking Project

NeST Group Prof. K. S.

Mathew 11,67,742/-


of KCPCMF KCPCMF

Ms. Divya

K.S(DCS) 3, 40,000/-

2011-

12 Digital Repository

Rajagiri School of

Engineering and

Technology, Kerala, India

Mr. Binu A

(DIT).

Free of

Cost

2009

Result Published in

Journal of Electronic

Packing. Vol:132, issue

3.doi:10.1115/1.400200

V-Guards Industries Ltd.

Dr.-Ing.

Varghese

Panthalookaran

(DBSH)

Free of

Cost

2009-

2010 Allotment Process

Kerala Private Medical

College Management

Association

Mr. Binu A

(DIT)

Free of

Cost

Table 3.5.1: Consultancy Works

3.6.3 How does the institution solicit stakeholder perception on the overall performance

and quality of the institution?

Role Name of the Faculty

Chairman Dr. A. Unnikrishnan, Principal

Vice Chairman Dr. John M. George, Vice Principal

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Coordinator Dr. Vinod Kumar P.B.

Secretary Ms. Neeba E.A.

Assistant Coordinator Mr. Manoj Tharian

Members

Ms. Sindhu U.

Ms. Dhanya P.M

Mr. James Mathew

Mr. Anuj Abraham

Ms. Divya James

Ms. Subhasree S

Dr. Sonia Paul

Ms. Anna Mathew

Dr. Antony Varghese

Mr. Biju paul

Fr. Joeph C CMI

Mr. M. T. Kuriakose

Mr. Tony Joseph

Ms. Bindhu Paul

Mr.P.M.Joseph

Mr. Jomon P J

Mr.Shaibu kurian

Mr. Mathachan M J

Ms. Saritha S

Mr.Vivek E K - Alumni representative

Mr. Nishanth P R - Employer representative from

industry

Mr. Suresh Nair - Industrialist

Mr. Saji Varghese - Representative, local Society

Table 3.6.1: IQAC Committee

NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME [TECHNICAL CELL Unit No.232]

Date Programme Duration Beneficiaries

1st January

2015 to 7th

January

2015.

NSS unit of the Rajagiri School Of

Engineering & Technology

organized a 7 day special camp in

the Municipal Cooperative

Hospital, Thrikkakkara

One week

Municipal

Cooperative Hospital

12th

October

2015

In association with Malayala

Manorama, RSET alumina and

NSS unit jointly organized an End

of Sulfan campaign in Kasaragod

District.

ENDOSULPHAN

victim houses at

Kasargod

The RSET units of Complaints


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8th March

2016

Committee Against Sexual Harassment

(CCASH), National Service Scheme

(NSS) and the IEEE Women in

Engineering (WIE) jointly conducted

the following programs

Talk 1: Women and Law by Adv.

Parvathi Menon, High Court of Kerala

Talk 2: Celebrate Womanhood by Ms.

Sita Mary Thomas, Manager HR,

Ruby Seven Studios,

Dance Drama: Independence pending

by the RSET NSS unit students

One day Students and Faculty

8th to 10th

July 2015.

“Child Line Biennale”(awareness

on child rights) organized in

association with Child line Kochi &

NSS unit of RSET.

3 days

256 schools in

Ernakulam

educational district

12th

January to

18th

January

2016

Special Camp 15 - 16 One week Students

12/8/2016

Peace Mantras ,an event jointly

organized by RSET Alumni, Sainik

Welfare Board and NSS unit to

bring together martyrs families

One day Martyrs Families

2016

ENDOSULPHAN CAMPAIGN

AT KASARGOD-

Distributed 7 laptops for 7 Bud

schools.

One day Bud Schools of

Kasargod district

2016

NSS Unit of RSET Distributed

School Kits to the adopted village

(Nilampathinjimugal) students. 100

school kits were distributed.

One day

Adopted village

(Nilampathinjimugal)

students

3rd

September

2016

NSS orientation for KTU students 2 Hrs 120 NSS Volunteers

2016

In association with Rajagiri

Outreach, our NSS unit organized

an elders day programme in our

campus,

150 senior citizens

from Pallikara,

Kizhakkambalam

and Pattimattom

attended the

programme.

25th August

2016

Inauguration of Nature Club

activities for the year of 2016 -17

was done by Rev Fr Jose Alex

Oruthayapilly CMI, Director our

One day NSS voluteers

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Organic Farm (behind RSET

Cricket ground) at 9.30 am and this

followed by an awareness session

by Mr.Joshy Varghese

(Mobilization Expert of Kerala

Suchitwa Mission) at the

Multimedia Hall.

Table 3.6.2: Activities of NSS in 2015 -17

3.7 Collaboration

3.7.1 How does the institution collaborate and interact with research laboratories,

institutes and industry for research activities. Cite examples and benefits accrued of the

initiatives – collaborative research, staff exchange, sharing facilities and equipment,

research scholarships etc.

The institution has collaborated with many companies, industries, R&D organisations and

other institutions for faculty development programmes, personality development programmes

for students, sharing of physical resources, research scholarships, Consultancy works, planning

the PEO etc., The table 3.7.1 shows the details of some of our

partnerships.

Sl.

No. Institution Area of Collaboration Benefits

1 Horsherelle Allen

University

Autonomous Navigation

System

Jovin Jijo, Silesh Chandran doing

Project

2 Reutlingen

University-Germany

DEVELOPMENT OF

SYSTEM FOR

AUTOMATIC SENSOR

DATA ACQUISITION,

STORAGE,

EVALUATION AND

PRESENTATION

Tito Joseph Francis Completed

M.Tech Thesis

3 Reutlingen

University-Germany

Low Cost Current

Measurement In

Frequency Inverters

Based On DC Link

Current Measurement

Antony Dominic Completed

M.Tech Thesis

4 Catholic University

Eichstatt-Ingolstadt

Visiting Professor to

University’s WFI

Academic interaction in 24 – 29

July 2015

5

World University

Service

DeutschesKomitee

Academic Teaching

WUS,

Arbeitsplatzausstattungsprogramm,

Goebenstraße 35, D – 65195

Wiesbaden, Germany has

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sponsored ANSYS ACADEMIC

TEACHING ADVANCED-

Version 11.0 to RSET by way of

“Establishing the Work Place

Project”

6 Australian National

University Canbarra Expert Talk Academic Interaction

Table 3.7.1: Partnership with Industries/institutions

3.7.2 Provide details on the MoUs/collaborative arrangements (if any) with institutions of

national importance/other universities/ industries/Corporate (Corporate entities) etc. and

how they have contributed to the development of the institution.

MoU with Hochschule Ravensburg- Weingarten – University of Applied Sciences,

Germany. Period: 22nd September 2016.

MoU with SFO Technologies Private Limited, Kochi.Period:27th July 2016.Key Initiator:

Fr. Dr.-Ing. Varghese Panthalookaran.

MoU with The Kochi Metro Rail Limited (KMRL).Period: 6th October 2016.Key

Initiator: Fr .Dr .Jaison Paul Mulerickal CMI.

MoU with Walrus Marine and Engineering Co Pvt Ltd and ISOI (Instrument Society of

India, Kochi Chapter).Period: 4th December 2015.Key Initiator: Mr. Dominic Mathew.

MoU with IAPC (Institute of Automation and Process Control) Kakkanad,

RSET(Rajagiri School of Engineering and Technology) and ISOI(Instrument Society of

India-Kochi Chapter).Period: 9thSeptember 2016.Key Initiator: Mr. Krishna Kumar K P

MoU with YOKOGAWA INDIA LIMITED (YIL) .Period: 22nd June 2010.Key Initiator:

Mr. Dominic Mathew.

MoU with The Indian Institute of Welding (IIW), Cochin Branch .Period: 9th October

2015 .Key Initiator: DR. THANKACHAN T. PULLAN.

MoU with IBM India Private Limited, Bangalore. Period: 2nd May 2013.Key Initiator:

Mr. Binu A.

MoU with TECHNOVIA INFO SOLUTIONS Private Limited, Kakkanad. Period: 9th

May 2011.Key Initiator: Mr. Biju Abraham Narayamparambil.

MoU with VVDN Pvt. Ltd. Kochi.Period:3rd October 2012.Key Initiator:Mr. Anoop

Thomas.

MoU with HMT Machine Tools Limited, Kalamassery. Period: 25th October 2016.Key


MoU with YEX-TREME Technologies, Perumbavoor. Period: 25th January 2016.Key


MoU with Digital Core Technologies PVT. LTD, Kakkanad. Period: 25th January

2016.Key Initiator: Dr. Jobin K Antony

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The MoUs provides the institution

Opportunity to emerge as one of the competent entities in the academic circles in research

and development.

Opportunity to be recognized by the industry and academic circles as one of the preferred

locations for acquiring training and skills development in latest technology and software.

Opportunity to utilize the Program to train students on IBM Software products and

technologies.

Opportunity for the faculty of Rajagiri School of Engineering & Technology to design

world class curriculum capable of delivering the caliber of IT skills required at present

and also for the future opportunity for students to avail IBM Certification, which is valid

across the globe through the Sylvan Prometric Testing Centre.

3.7.4 Highlighting the names of eminent scientists/participants who contributed to the

events, provide details of national and international conferences organized by the college

during the last four years.

The institute is highly reputed in the state and is therefore taking great efforts to attract national

& international personalities. We have a great number of esteemed personalities who have

conducted talks & attended various conferences in our campus. The list of the eminent

scientists/academicians is in table 3.7.2. The institution has organized the following

conferences

i. Sixth International Conference on Advances in Computing and Communications

(ICACC), 2015.

ii. Fifth International Conference on Advances in Computing and Communications ,

(ICACC), 2015

Sl.

No. Name of Person Place of Work Date of visit

Purpose

of visit

1 Dr. John Jose Assistant Professor, CSE

Department, IIT Guwahati.

6th September

, 2016

ICACC’

2016

2 Dr. Deepak

Padmanabhan Queens University , Belfast , UK

6th September

, 2016

ICACC’

2016

3 Prof Mark .

Gahegan

Director, Centre for e-research ,

University of Auckland

6th September

, 2016

ICACC’

2016

4 Prof K.J. Vinoy

Electrical Communication

Engineering , Indian Institute of

Science

7th September

, 2016

ICACC’

2016

5 Dr. Sayan ray Manukavu Institute of

Technology, New Zealand

7th September

2016

ICACC’

2016

6 Dr. P.Chitra Thyagarajar College of

Engineering , India

7th September

2016

ICACC’

2016

7 Fr. Dr. A.K.

George Amal Jyoti College of 7th September ICACC’

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Engineering, India 2016 2016

8 Dr. Rajkumar

Murugesan

Taylors University, Kaula

Lumpur, Malaysia

8th September

2016

ICACC’

2016

9 Dr. Babitha R.

Jose CUSAT ,India

8th September

2016

ICACC’

2016

10 Dr. Samrat

Mondal IIT Patna

8th September

2016

ICACC’

2016

11 Dr. Vinu

Thomas MEC, Kerala, India

8th September

2016

ICACC’

2016

12

Dr. Rajeev

Shorey

Principal Scientist/Researcher at

TCS Innovation Labs, Bangalore

3rd

September

2015

(Thursday)

ICACC -

2015

13

Mr.

Chidambaram

Kollengode,

Sr. Director, Engineering at

DataXu

3rd

September

2015

(Thursday)

ICACC -

2015

14 Dr. Nilesh J.

Vasa

Professor & Head, Department

of Engineering Design, IIT

MadrasaXu

4th

Sepetember

2015

ICACC -

2015

15 Dr.Latha

Christie

Scientist 'G' and the Associate

Director in Microwave Tubes

Research and Development

Centre, DRDO, Ministry of

Defence, Bangalore

4th

Sepetember

2015

ICACC -

2015

16 Prof. Gangan

Pratap

Hon. Professor, Kerala

Technological University, TVM

(Former VC, CUSAT)

5th

Sepetember ,

2015

ICACC -

2015

17 Dr. John Jose Assistant Professor, CSE

Department, IIT Guwahati.

5th

Sepetember ,

2015

ICACC -

2015

Table 3.7.2: Eminent Scientists/Academicians as Speakers in Conferences (Last 3 years)

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3.7.5 How many of the linkages/collaborations have actually resulted in formal MoUs and

agreements? List out the activities and beneficiaries and cite examples (if any) of the

established linkages that enhanced and/or facilitated

a) Curriculum development/enrichment

Each department has a Department Advisory Committee (DAC) which includes an industry

representative and a representative from the academia as listed in table 3.7.3. The committee

monitors the progress of the programme and participates in formulating the PEOs and POs.

The committee reviews and analyzes the gap in the curriculum and gives necessary feedback or

advice actions.

Sl.

No. Name of the representative Company

Associated

Department

1 Mr. Gopalakrishnan S. B.

Mr. Venugopal B.

Graphene Automation

HOCL

Applied Electronics

& Instrumentation

2 Mr. Aromal Jayaraj Shikky

Dr Prasad J C

KLOUDPAD Holdings Ltd

FISAT

Computer Science

& Engineering

3 Dr. Paul Thadikkaran Intel, Bangalore Electronics &

Communication

Engineering

4 Mr. K K Kunjumon

Mr.C A Babu

HOCL,

School of Engineering,

CUSAT

Electrical &

Electronics

Engineering

5 Mr. S. Thomas

Mr. Nishanth P.R.

VVDN

Technovia IT Solutions

Information

Technology

6 Mr. Thomas Varkey

Prof K J Devasia

NTPC Alappuzha,

VJCET

Mechanical

Engineering

7 Mr.Shelly Fernandez

Dr. Benny Mathews Abraham

RMC Readymix

School of Engineering,

CUSAT

Civil Engineering

Table 3.7.3: DAC Representatives

The course curriculum for the 3 month intensive training programme in “Process Control and

Instrumentation” is designed by a committee consisting of the faculty members of RSET and

the people from industry. The details of the industry people involved in the curriculum are as in

table 3.7.4.

Sl.

No.

Company

Name First Name

Date of

Lecture Remarks

1 INTEL

Corporation

Dr. Paul

Thadikkaran

Jan 2014- July

2014

M. Tech Thesis Guide for

4 students during 2013

Table 3.7.5: Visiting Faculty from Industry

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f) Consultancy

1. Consultancy by Ms. Kuttyamma A J(DIT), Mr.Mujeebudheen khan A I(DIT),

Mr. Sabeesh Robinson (DIT) for TCS, ApTech, GATE, CMAT,TISS. Consultancy

work done: Conducting external examinations. Revenue Generated: Rs 3,00000/-.

2. Consultancy by Prof K S Mathew(DCS) for DRD Communications & Software Pvt

Ltd (2016).Consultancy work done: Project Management and Quality Process

Consultant. Revenue Generated: Rs.6,00,000. List of clients with links to

websites:http://www.drd.co.in

3. Consultancy by Ms. Kuttyamma A J (DIT) Mr. Anoop Thomas (DEC) Mr. Sabeesh

Robinson (DIT) for TCS, ApTech, Prometric, GATE, JEE, BAARC, AFCAT,

SATVAT, PREPLADDER, BUILD HR, CANApprove, NSEIT. Consultancy work

done: Conducting external examinations Revenue Generated: Rs. 16,00000/-

4. Consultancy by Dr.Deepti Das Krishna (DEC) for DTAV Canada Communication

(2016). Consultancy work done: Direction finding circular array. Revenue Generated:

NIL

5. Consultancy by Mr. Biju Abraham(DCS), Mr. Jobin Jose(DCS), Ms. Sangeetha

Jamal(DCS), Mr.Bibin Hezakiel V(DCE), Mr.Krishnadas Naduvath(DIT),

Mr.Mrudhal Mohan(DIT), Mr. Jose Steevson Rodrigues(DCS), Mr. Akhil

Sambhu(DCS)(2016). Consultancy work done: Processing admissions of KCPCMF.

Revenue Generated: 8 Lakhs. List of clients with links to websites: www.kcpcmf.in

6. Consultancy by Dr.Jobin K Antony (EDC), Mr. Anoop Thomas (DEC), Mr. Rony

Antony (DEC) for NPOL (2016). Consultancy work done: FPGA based multi-channel

data acquisition. Revenue Generated: 10 Lakhs (expected). List of clients with links to

websites.

7. Consultancy by Ms Anitha V (DCE) for Thaddesa Mithram, Kerala Local Government

Service Delivery Project (2016). Consultancy work done: Analysis and Design of Bus

Terminal and Market Building, North Paravur. Revenue Generated: Rs 75,000.

8. Consultancy by Ms. Aysha Zeneeb Majeed (DCE) for Thaddesa Mithram. Kerala

Local Government Service Delivery Project (2016).Consultancy work done: Analysis

and Design of Primary Health Centre, Ayurveda Hospital, Krishibhavan and

3Anganwadi buildings, Muttar Grama Panchayath. Revenue Generated: Rs 75,000

9. Consultancy by Mr. Binu A (DIT) for Rajagiri Business School (2015-2016).

Consultancy work done: Online Learning Management System.Revenue Generated:

NIL

http://www.drd.co.in/

http://www.kcpcmf.in/

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10. Consultancy by Mr. Binu A (DIT) for Online version of St. Berchaman’s College,

Changanassery (2015-2016).Consultancy work done: Online SBJournal. Revenue

Generated: NIL

11. Consultancy by Ms Joseena Joseph (DCE) for Sr. Section Engineer/P.Way

Construction, Ernakulam Junction (2016).Consultancy work done: Tests on steel bars.

Revenue Generated: Rs 1800.

12. Consultancy by Ms. Joseena Joseph (DCE) for Sr. Section Engineer/P.Way

Construction, Ernakulam Junction(2016) .Consultancy work done: Tests on concrete

cubes. Revenue Generated: Rs 1500/-

13. Consultancy by Ms Joseena Joseph (DCE) for Sr.Section Engineer/P.Way

Construction, Ernakulam Junction (2016).Consultancy work done: Tests on steel bars.

Revenue Generated: Rs. 3000/-

14. Consultancy by Mr. Jayarajan J.N, Department of CS(2013-2016) for developing

internal projects for

1. Attendance marking module of RSMS ( Student Management System).

2. Integration of RSMS with University Portal.

3. University Result analysis.

4. Project on Lawrence Attractor for Dr. Ashok Chandra, Wireless Adviser to the

Govt of India ( Former) , ( Ministry of Communications and IT).

5. Data Archiving for intercom Network/ BSNL call history.

6. File sharing system for workshop and Short term courses.

7. Implementation of PXE Server for OS installation automation in Labs

15. Consultancy by Mr.Jobin Jose (DCS) for Rajagiri Christu Jayanthi Public School.

Consultancy work done: IT consultant and also a managing committee member of

RCJPS, Kakkanad (2016-2018).Revenue Generated: Nil .List of clients with links to

websites: www.christujayanthi.ac.in/affiliation-details-2/

16. Consultancy by Mr. Jobin Jose (DCS), Mr.Krishnadas Naduvath (DIT) for Rajagiri

Business School, Kochi (2011-2016).Consultancy work done: College Automation

Software. Revenue Generated: NIL. List of clients with links to websites:

www.rajagiri.edu

17. Consultancy by Mr. Jobin Jose (DCS) for Samagra Vikas Social Service Society,

Alappuzha (2010-2016). Consultancy work done: Website Management Revenue

Generated: NIL. List of clients with links to websites:www.samagravikas.org

http://www.christujayanthi.ac.in/affiliation-details-2/

http://www.rajagiri.edu/

http://www.samagravikas.org/

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18. Consultancy by Mr. Jobin Jose (DCS) for Samagra Vikas Social Service Society,

Alappuzha (2010-2016).Consultancy work done: Chief IT Consultant. Revenue

Generated: NIL. List of clients with links to websites:www.vikasinfotech.org

19. Consultancy by Mr. Jobin Jose(DCS), Mr.Krishnadas Naduvath(DIT) for

KCECMA(2010-2016).Consultancy work done: Website Management for Kerala

Catholic Engineering College Management Association. Revenue Generated. List of

clients with links to websites:www.cengineeringkerala.org

20. Consultancy by Mr. Jobin Jose(DCS), Mr.Krishnadas Naduvath (DIT) for

KCPCMF(2010-2016). Consultancy work done: Website Management for Kerala

Christian Professional Management’s Federation Revenue Generated. List of clients

with links to websites:www.kcpcmf.in

21. Consultancy by Mr. Jobin Jose(DCS), Mr.Krishnadas Naduvath (DIT) for Rajagiri

Educational Alternatives and Community Health (out REACH) (2010-2016).

Consultancy work done: Website Maintenance for Rajagiri Outreach. Revenue

Generated: NIL .List of clients with links to websites:www.rajagirioutreach.org

22. Consultancy by Mr. Jayakumar J (DCE)for Kerala Southern Railways (2016).

Consultancy work done: Doubling of Track between Mulanthuruthy and

Kuruppanthara. Revenue Generated: 4,500. List of clients with links to websites:

www.sr.indianrailways.gov.in

23. Consultancy by Mr. Arun T. Moonjely(DCE) for MGS Associates ready Mix Trading

Pvt. Ltd (2016).Consultancy work done: Test on Fly Ash. Revenue Generated: 450.

List of clients with links to websites: mgsassociates.in

24. Consultancy by Mr. Arun T. Moonjely(DCE) for MGS Associates ready Mix Trading

Pvt .Ltd (2016).Consultancy work done: Test on Ready Mix Mortar. Revenue

Generated: Rs 450..List of clients with links to websites: mgsassociates.in

25. Consultancy by Ms. Kuttyamma A J(DIT), Mr.Anoop Thomas(DEC), Mr. Sabeesh

Robinson(DIT) for TCS, Prometric, GATE, BAARC, AFCAT, SATVAT.

Consultancy

work done: Conducting external examinations. Revenue Generated: Rs 7,15000

26. Consultancy by all CS/IT Technical Staff for 'Suvartha' S.D. Convent, Thammanam

(2015). Consultancy work done: Computer Literacy Programme for slum people of

Thammanam. Revenue Generated: NIL

27. Consultancy by Ms. Sangeetha Jamal(DCS), Mr. Jobin Jose(DCS), Ms. Diya

Thomas(DCS), Mr.Bibin Hezakiel (DCE), Mr.Krishnadas Naduvath (DIT), for

http://www.vikasinfotech.org/

http://www.cengineeringkerala.org/


http://www.rajagirioutreach.org/

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KCPCMF(2015). Consultancy work done: Processing admissions of KCPCMF.

Revenue Generated: 8 Lakhs. List of clients with links to websites: www.kcpcmf.in

28. Consultancy by Mr. Binu A (DIT) for CSI (2014-15).Consultancy work done: Digital

Resource Centre. Revenue Generated: Free of cost. List of clients with links to

websites :www.csi-india.org/

29. Consultancy by Mr. Binu A (DIT) for Department of CS, CUSAT (2014-Consultancy

work done: Department Research Portal. Revenue Generated: Free of cost. List of

clients with links to websites :cs.cusat.ac.in

30. Consultancy by Mr. Binu A (DIT) for Government of Kerala (2014-15). Consultancy

work done: International Centre for Free and Open Source Software. Revenue

Generated: Free of cost. List of clients with links to websites :https://kerala.gov.in

31. Consultancy by Ms. Sangeetha Jamal, Mr. Jobin Jose, Ms. Lekshmi Vijayakumar

(DBSH), Ms.Neethu Radha Gopan (DEC), Ms.Rinju Mariam Rolly(DEC), Ms. Tressa

Michael(DEC), Ms. Subeena (DEC), Ms.Telma Rose P A(DEE), Mr.Krishnadas

Naduvath (DIT), Mr. Mrudhal Mohan(DIT), Mr. Sabeesh Robinson(DIT) (2014).

Consultancy work done: Processing admissions of KCPCMF. Revenue Generated: 8

Lakhs. List of clients with links to websites: www.kcpcmf.in

32. Consultancy by Mr. Jobin Jose(DCS), Mr.Krishnadas Naduvath D(IT) for Rajagiri

College of Social Science (2011-2014). Consultancy work done: College Automation

Software. Revenue Generated: NIL. List of clients with links to

websites:www.rajagiri.edu

33. Consultancy by Mr. Jobin Jose(DCS), Mr.Krishnadas Naduvath (DIT) for Mar

Baselious College of Engineering & Technology(2011-2014). Consultancy work done:

College Automation Software. Revenue Generated: NIL. List of clients with links to

websites:www.mbcet.ac.in

34. Consultancy by Mr. Jobin Jose(DCS), Mr.Krishnadas Naduvath (DIT) for

AMCSFNCK(2011-2014) .Consultancy work done: Website management for

Association of the Managements of Christian Self Financing Nursing Colleges of

Kerala. Revenue Generated: List of clients with links to websites:www.amcsfnck.com

35. Consultancy by Mr. Jobin Jose (DCS), Mr.Krishnadas Naduvath (DIT) for Sacred

Heart College, Thevara (2011-2014).Consultancy work done: Website and College

Automation software. Revenue Generated: List of clients with links to

websites:www.shcollege.ac.in

36. Consultancy by Mr. Jobin Jose (DCS), Mr. Krishnadas Naduvath (DIT) for PMS

College of Dental Science & Research (2013-2014).Consultancy work done: BDS


http://www.csi-india.org/


http://www.rajagiri.edu/

http://www.mbcet.ac.in/

http://www.amcsfnck.com/

http://www.shcollege.ac.in/

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Admission Automation. Revenue Generated: List of clients with links to

websites:www.pmscollege.ac.in

37. Consultancy by Mr. Binu A (DIT) for Rajagiri School of Social Sciences (2013-14).

Consultancy work done: Institution Repository, Revenue Generated: Free of cost. List

of clients with links to websites:www.rcss.rajagiri.edu

38. Consultancy by Mr. Binu A (DIT) for Rajagiri Business School (2013-14).

Consultancy work done: RBS Course Management System. Revenue Generated: Free

of cost. List of clients with links to websites :rajagiribusinessschool.com/

39. Consultancy by Mr. Binu A (DIT) for Cochin University of Science and Technology.

(2013-14). Consultancy work done: Websites of selected departments, conferences and

labs. Revenue Generated: Free of cost. List of clients with links to websites:

www.cusat.ac.in

40. Consultancy by Mr. Binu A (DIT) for CSI (2012-14).Consultancy work done: Digital

Resource Centre. Revenue Generated: Free of cost. List of clients with links to

websites: www.csi-india.org/

i) Student Placement

Companies that visited RSET from 2012 to 2017 for campus placement:

CTS, INFOSYS, WIPRO, IBM,SUTHERLAND, TEMENOS, EXPERION

TECHNOLOGIES, RUBY SOFTWARE, MUSIGMA, WISCILLA, KGSIL, NEXT

EDUCTATION, STANDARD CHARTERED BANK, THOUGHT WORKS, POORNAM,

ENVESTNET, TECH MAHINDRA, EASTERN GROUP, FACE, ORION, ACCENTURE,

MICROLINE, CADD CENTER, REUBRO, BILTIME, SUNTEC, SOUTH INDIAN BANK,

SUYATI, SAVIANCE, SPECTRUM, MPHASIS, NOVENTTO TECHNOLOGIES,

FRAGOMEN, REVELATION, VERTEX, WRENCH SOLUTION, DIGITAL NIRVANA,

SRIRAM, AMAZON, 6 D TECHNOLOGIES, BIZTIME, ERNEST AND YOUNG,

FRESHDESK, HCL TECHNOLOGIES,IBS, LITMUS 7, NILE, OLIVE, PLATINO

CLASSIC, REUBRO INTERNATIONAL, SPERIDIAN, SUTHERLAND, TATA

CONSULTANCY SERVICES, US TECHNOLOGIES, VERIZON, VVDN, QBURST,

KATALYTI, CARBARANDUM, MITSUBISHI, DRD SOFTWARES, ITC INFOTECH

SCB (SCOPE INTERNATI0NAL),SAP MYTRAH,

3.7.6 Detail on the systemic efforts of the institution in planning, establishing and

implementing the initiatives of the linkages/collaborations.

The Industry Institute Interaction cell of RSET continues to maintain cordial relations with

various reputed industries in the country. The relation is used for the benefit of the academic

community of the college. Regular programs were conducted in the year 2012 until date. The

http://www.pmscollege.ac.in/

http://www.rcss.rajagiri.edu/

http://www.csi-india.org/

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following is a description in chronological order of the activities involving interaction with

industries.

Activities in the year 2016

Talks, Seminars & Lectures in 2016 – internal

DCE organized a talk on ‘Why Concrete Is So Humane’ by Mr. Shelly Fernandez, GM

M/S RMC Ready Mix (India) (A division of prism Cement Ltd.) on January 22, 2016 .

The Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Cochin arranged a lecture on ‘A Great

Place for Commerce and Outstanding Universities’ by Dr. Catherine Holderness,

University of North Carolina International Recruiting Consortium on January 22, 2016 .

Mr Joe Augustine and Mr Sijin Sebastian (2011-2015 B.Tech, CSE) made a presentation

on ‘Dynamic Migratory Selection Strategy for Adaptive Routing In Mesh NOCs’, for S6

and S8 CS students on February 8, 2016 .

DEC organized a talk on ‘A practical approach to configuring and optimizing building

blocks for a wireless communication system’ by Mr. A K Prakash, Retd. Sr. Scientist of

NPOL, Cochin on February 11, 2016.

DCE organized an awareness programme on ‘TEKLA Software - Structural Steel

Detailing’ by Mr. Kwaja Moinudheen M. A, Director of Reliant Institute of Technology

(Authorized Training Center of TEKLA Software in Kerala) for the benefit of S6 & S4

CE students on February 19, 2016 .

i-Trax organized a technical talk on Data Analytics by Mr. Ramesan Cholayil, Roseate

Technologies for IT students on March 4, 2016 .

Prof. Santhosh P.M and Dr. Syam Kerala Varma, IIT Madras gave a presentation on ‘PG

courses & doctoral programmes at IIT Madras’ on March 11, 2016.

As part of IEEE RSET SB Women in Engineering Affinity group activity, an interactive

session with Ms. Melanie Hofstetter, student of Reutlingen University, Germany with the

PG students was conducted on March 16, 2016.

Cyberblitz organized a technical talk on ‘Data Warehousing & Business

Intelligence/Analytics and Data Modeling’ for B.Tech and M.Tech Computer Science

students by Mr. Ramesan Cholayil, Managing Director, Roseate Technologies,

Kalamassery on March 21, 2016 .

As part of IEEE Distinguished Lecture Program, Professor Pradeep Kumar Ray, PhD

Director, WHO Collaborating Centre on eHealth Asia- Pacific ubiquitous Healthcare

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research Centre (APuHC), UNSW Business School, UNSW Australia (University of New

South Wales), Australia, delivered a lecture on ‘Assistive Technologies in Health Care’

on March 31, 2016 .

DCE organized a talk, ‘Campus to Corporate’ by Ms. Shakeena S. Mohammed, Learning

Program Manager, IBM India, Bangalore for the benefit of S4 and S6 Civil engineering

students on April 1, 2016 .

DEI organized a talk on ‘IOT and Smart city’ by Mr. N.G. Thomas, MD, NG Global FZ-

LLC, Internet city, Dubai on April 18, 2016.

ELUXTRA hosted ‘District Level Seminar on Energy Efficiency and Development and

Presentation of National Energy Auditing Competition Awards (NEAC) 2015’ organized

by Energy Conservation Society on May 3, 2016. SEEM General Secretary, Mr.

Jayaraman C. gave a talk on ‘Energy, Environment and Development’ on the occasion.

Mr. C. Rajasekhar, Director General, Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR)

addressed the faculty members of Rajagiri during the seminar on ‘Internationalization of

Indian Higher Education’ on May 5, 2016.

Mr. Gopalakrishnan S., MD, Graphene Automation shared his experience on DCS &

Industrial Automation with S8 AEI students on June 6, 2016.

DIT organized a talk ‘Make in India, Make India Proud’ by Dr John Jose, IIT Guwahati

for first year IT students on July 15, 2016.

Prof. P.R. Madhava Panicker delivered a commemorative talk on former President, Dr

A.P.J Abdul Kalam on July 27, 2016.

Vehicle Inspector, Mr. Dileep Kumar delivered a Traffic Awareness talk for first year

students on July 27, 2016.

Real Mechanica organized a talk by Mr. Mahesh Subramanian, Vice Principal, Anglo

Eastern Maritime Academy on ‘An Insight into Internal Combustion Engine’ for S3, S5,

S7 ME students and faculty members on August 5, 2016.

DEC organised talks on ‘Tech-tonic: a shift towards better healthcare’ by Dr Binu Joy,

Head of Imaging Services, Rajagiri Hospital; ‘ ICT in healthcare – today and tomorrow’

by Mr P.M. Sasi, Associate Director and Head, Health Informatics, CDAC; and

‘Technology Advancement in Healthcare’ by Mr Koruthu P. Varghese, Head,

Department of Clinical Engineering, Sree Chithira Thirunal Institute on August 18, 2016

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DCE organized a talk on ‘Innovative Design, Construction, and Rehabilitation of

Buildings and Bridges’ by Dr P.K. Aravindan, Retd Professor, IIT Madras on August 8,

2016.

Talk on ‘Legal Aspects of Ragging’ by District Legal Service Society, Chairman,

Ernakulam, Sub Judge, Mr. Mohit and Senior Advocate, Mr. Pramod Kumar, was

conducted for S3 students on August 18, 2016.

Mr Sunil Paul, Director, Techjeeva Technologies Pvt Ltd delivered a talk on ‘Role of

Robotics in Engineering Education’ on September 1, 2016.

DEC organized a talk on ‘Beyond Homogeneous Data: Analytics for Spatial and Multi-

view Data’ by Dr Deepak Padmanabhan, Queen’s University, Belfast, UK on September

6, 2016.

DEC organized talk on ‘RF Energy Harvesting for Internet of Things’ by Prof. K.J.

Vinoy, IISc; and ‘Spectrum Sharing Initiatives in Unlicensed Bands: Advancements

towards 5G’ by Dr Sayan Ray, Manukau Institute of Technology, New Zealand, on

September 7, 2016.

Professor Michael Pfeffer, Pro-VC of Ravensburg University, Germany delivered a talk

on ‘Nanotechnology in Optical Engineering: Examples of Sub-wavelength Structured

Surfaces’ on September 22, 2016.

i-Trax organized a technical talk on ‘Professional Opportunities in the area of Computer

Science & Information Technology’ by Mr. S Thomas, Digital Core Technologies for IT

students on October 14, 2016.

DEC organized a talk on ‘Industrial Enhancement of IoT based B.Tech projects’ by Prof.

Dr Paulose Jacob, PVC, CUSAT on November 8, 2016.

DBSH organized invited talks by Mr Abhilash Gopi, Senior Test Manager, Olive IT –

‘Number Theory and its Application in Computer Science’; Ms Pramada Ramachandran,

Assistant Professor, St Paul’s College, Kalamassery – ‘Ramanujan – an overview’; and

Dr Varghese Paul, RSET – ‘Applied Mathematics in Engineering’ as part of the National

Mathematical Day Celebrations on December 22, 2016.

Talks, Seminars & Lectures in 2016 -External

Dr Vinod Kumar P.B., DBSH delivered the Fr. John Therezhath Endowment Lecture at

Sacred Heart College, Thevara on February 15, 2016.

Rev Dr Jaison Paul, DCS gave a talk on ‘High Performance AI on Cloud’ at Muthoot

Engineering College, Kochi on February 26, 2016.

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Mr Binu A., DIT, delivered a talk on ‘GPU Architecture’ during the five-day workshop

on Computer Architecture, organized at Govt Barton Hill Engineering College,

Trivandrum on February 26, 2016.

Mr Jeffin Johnson, DME attended the National Seminar on ‘Green Power for Smart

Kerala’, organized by Kerala Renewable Energy Entrepreneurs and Promoters

Association at Kochi on February 26 & 27, 2016 .

Mr Binu A., DIT along with M.Tech students, Harikrsihnan and Vivek, presented a

seminar on ‘IoT’ at Govt Engineering College, Idukki on April 7 & 8, 2016; at Sahrdaya

College of Engineering & Technology, Kodakara on April 30, 2016; at CUSAT on June

17, 2016; and at TocH Institute of Science & Technology on June 22 & 23, 2016.

Mr Binu A., DIT presented a seminar on ‘Path and Flow Problems in Networks’ under

the Visiting Faculty Scheme of Govt Engineering College, Wayanad on May 11, 2016.

Mr Binu A., DIT delivered a talk on ‘Parallel Computer Architecture for GPGPU

Computing’ at Mohandas College of Engineering, Trivandrum on July 8, 2016.

Mr Binu A., DIT delivered a talk on ‘Extending the Power of GPU to Generic

Computing’ at Govt Model Engineering College, Ernakulam on July 27, 2016.

Prof. K.S. Mathew, DCS delivered a talk on ‘HR, Quality Communication, and

Stakeholder Management’ at the event organised by PMI, Trivandrum, at Hotel

Travancore Court, Kochi on August 27, 2016.

Dr Varghese Paul, DIT, delivered a talk on ‘Emerging Technology of IoT’ at CET

College, Airapuram on September 1, 2016.

Dr Varghese Paul, DIT, delivered a talk on ‘Latest Developments in IT & CS fields’ at

Presidency Central School, Muvattupuzha on September 30, 2016.

Dr Manoj Tharian, DME; Mr Jebin Francis & Mr Ginnes K. John, DEE attended the

‘Engineering education & research seminar 2016’, organised by National Instruments on

September 30, 2016 at Kochi .

Mr Binu A., Ms Saritha S, and Mr Mathews Abraham, DIT, delivered a lecture on

‘Software Architecture’ at the UGC sponsored 2 day National Workshop on Software

Architecture, conducted by St Teresa’s College, Ernakulam on December 2& 3, 2016 .

Mr Binu A., DIT, delivered a lecture on ‘Overview of Parallelization without HPC

systems’ during the short term course on Parallelizing Molecular Modules, organized by

DTE at College of Engineering, Trivandrum on December 3, 2016.

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Dr Vinod Kumar P.B., DBSH delivered invited talks on ‘Linear Algebra’ during the FDP

on Essential Mathematics for Engineering, organized by KTU at RSET, on December 1

& 2, 2016.

Dr Vinod Kumar P.B., DBSH delivered an invited talk on ‘Linear Algebra for

Communication’ during the FDP on Communication Engineering, organized by RSET on

December 2, 2016.

Dr Vinod Kumar P.B., DBSH delivered an invited talk on ‘Dynamics in the Cantor Set’

during the National Seminar on Recent Trends in Mathematics, Statistics & Computer

Science, organized by KKTM Government College, Kodungaloor, on December 5, 2016.

Conferences, Workshops, Training & Courses-Internal

DEE organized a Personality Development workshop for S6 students on January 20 and

21, 2016.

DEE conducted a five day workshop on ‘Hands on Training for Power Electronic

Converters’ for S6 students from January 21 to 27, 2016.

DCS conducted a four day workshop on ‘LATEX- the documentation software’ for S6

and S8 students from January 21 to 25, 2016.

DEI conducted short term courses for S6 students to bridge the gap in the syllabus in (i)

Hands on Lab VIEW with Data Acquisition System and (ii) Training Programme on

LaTeX, from January 27 to 30, 2016.

DEE conducted a 3 day workshop on ‘Microprocessor and Micro controller’ for S6

students from January 28 to 30, 2016.

DCS conducted a one day workshop on ‘An overview of implementation of computer

networking’ for S6 students on January 27, 2016.

DCS conducted training programmes in ‘Programming with Raspberry Pi and Arduino’,

‘Android Programming’, and ‘MySQL and PHP’ for S6 & S8 students from January 18

to 29, 2016.

RSET ED club organized a 3 day Orientation program on Entrepreneurship Development

for S2 students from February 3 to 5, 2016.

DCS conducted a short-term 35 day evening course on ‘Object Oriented Python (2.7)

Programming’ for students from February 24, 2016 onwards.

IEEE RSET SB conducted a workshop on ‘Raspberry pi for Image Processing’ on

February 27 & 28, 2016.

DEI, in association with Yokogawa conducted training programme in ‘DCS & PLC’ for

S8 AEI students and faculty from March 17 to 21, 2016.

Computer Society of India (CSI) SB organized a session on ‘Introduction to MATLAB’

for students of CS and IT (all semesters) on March 21, 2016.

DEC conducted a two day course on ‘Ansys HFSS, Circuit Designer and Q3D’ on March

31 and April 1, 2016.

i-Trax organized a course on ‘Advanced Parser and Networking’ for IT students in April

2016.

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Computer Society of India (CSI) SB organized a workshop on ‘Introduction to

LARAVEL- a PHP framework’ for CSI members April 16, 2016.

Real Mechanica organized a one day workshop on ‘Autodesk Fusion 360 Software’ for

Mechanical engineering students on April 16, 2016.

DEE conducted a hands-on workshop for S2 EEE students on ‘IOT and Creativity’ on

April 27, 2016.

DEI conducted an FDP on Industrial Automation from May 4 to 10, 2016.

RSET ED Club in association with Kerala Startup Mission, and DEE conducted a two

day FDP on ‘IOT Using Arduino and Raspberry Pi’ for the faculty on May 11 & 12,

2016.

Summer Training Programme (STP) on Android Development, HVAC Designing &

Drafting, and Robotics for KTU students were held in June 2016.

DEC conducted a one day training session on ‘Applications of MATLAB & SIMULINK

in Engineering & Science and latest features of MATLAB 2015’ on June 20, 2016.

Orientation programme for non-teaching staff was held on June 25, 2016.

Bridge Course on Logic Development and Introduction to Programming for students of

S5 Civil Engineering was conducted from July 2 to 5, 2016.

DME organized one day workshop on ‘CATIA V6- LEVEL I’ for faculty members on

July 2, 2016.

Faculty Induction Programme was held on July 4, 5 & 8, 2016.

DCS organised an FDP on ‘Advanced Trends in Web Technology’ from July 4 to 15,

2016.

DCE conducted a one day training session on ‘STAAD.Pro V8i’ on July 11, 2016.

Preparatory Course for students admitted in College Merit and NRI category conducted

from July 11 to 29, 2016.

DIT in association with ACM Kochi chapter and CSI Cochin Chapter organized a one

day ‘National Symposium on Emerging Trends in Computing and Informatics (NSETCI-

2016)’ on July 12, 2016. It was inaugurated by Dr. Manjaiah D.H, Professor& Chairman

of BoS, Department of Computer Science, Mangalore University.

DME organized one day workshop on ‘CATIA V6 - LEVEL II’ for faculty members on

July 12, 2016.

As a part of 5 day FDP, organized from July 15 to 20, in ‘Intelligent Computing: Recent

trends & Applications’ by DIT, there were invited talks by Dr. John Jose, Department of

Computer Science & Engineering, IIT Guwahati on the topic ‘Multi core Architecture in

Data Centre Computing’ and Mr. Unnikrishnan, Research Associate, IISc Bangalore on

the topic ‘Parallel Computing on heterogeneous systems’.

DME organized two day workshop on ‘CATIA V6 - LEVEL III’ for faculty members on

July 16 & 18, 2016.

DEI conducted a one-day workshop on ‘Fundamentals of LabVIEW & Data Acquisition

Systems’ on July 21, 2016.

Bridge Course on ‘Logic Development and Introduction to Programming’ for S3 students

was held from July 25 to 30, 2016.

DEC conducted courses on ‘MATLAB for Signals and System’, ‘PIC’, and ‘Latex’ for

S5 ECE students on July 25 & 27, 2016.

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DEC conducted a course ‘Breaking Barriers of Electronics Laboratories’ for S3 CSE,

ECE and IT students from July 28 to 30, 2016.

DEC conducted courses on ‘MATLAB for Communications’, ‘Cadence’, and ‘Embedded

Boards’ for S7 ECE students on August 5 & 9, 2016.

The IEEE EMBS (Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society) Kerala Chapter in

association with Rajagiri BIRDS (Biomedical Instruments Research and Development

Society), conducted a workshop on ‘Enabling Technologies for Health Care’ on August

20, 2016.

DEC in association with Entuple Technologies Pvt. Ltd, organized a two day workshop

on ‘Circuit simulation using Orcad PSpice Software’ on August 26 & 27, 2016..

DME organised training in ‘Autodesk Fusion 360’ for S3 ME students on August 27,

2016.

Real Mechanica in association with Dalvik apps and SkillRex Technology conducted a

two day workshop on ‘Robotics (Hexapod with TV remote controlled)’ on September 3

& 4, 2016.

DEI in association with ED club conducted a 3-day training program on ‘Robotics’ for S3

students from September 10 to 12, 2016.

DEI in association with ED club conducted a 3-day training program on ‘Robotics’ for S3

students from September 10 to 12, 2016.

DCE conducted two days training session on ‘Primavera Contractor’ on September 19 &

20, 2016.

DCE conducted two day training programme for ‘Total Station Instrument’ on September

24 & 25, 2016. Authorised resource persons from Elcome Technologies Pvt. Ltd.

conducted the programme.

DEE in association with Truetek World, Angamaly organised an ‘Interactive Seminar

cum Hands-on Workshop on Electronic Circuit Design and PCB Fabrication’ for S5 EEE

students on September 30, 2016.

DCS conducted a training programme in ‘Logic Development’ for first year CS students

without prior computer science background, from October 3 to 5, 2016.

Computer Society of India (CSI) SB organized a workshop on ‘OMNet++Network

simulator’ for CS and IT students on October 7, 2016.

Real Mechanica organized a one day workshop on ‘Robotics’ for the S3 and S5 ME

students on October 15, 2016. Paul George, Aravind Ashok, S5 ME; Mervin Xavier

Francis, S5 AEI; and Kiran Anto, S5 CSE were the resource persons.

DCS & DIT jointly organized a workshop on ‘3D Gaming’ for S3 students on October 29

& 30, 2016.

DEE & DME jointly organized a one day ‘International workshop on Green and

Renewable Energy Applications’ on November 2, 2016. Sessions were handled by Mr.

Ajith Gopi, Programme Officer, (Solar Photovoltaic Projects), ANERT; Prof. Frank

Späte, Ostbayerische Technische Hochschule (OTH) Amberg-Weiden University,

Germany; Ms. Tepe & Mr. Kühne; Ms. Schwab & Mr. Stierstorfer; Ms Webber & Mr

Schuller; Mr Antony Dominic & Mr Tito Joseph Francis; Mr Hermann & Mr Eder .

DEE conducted a training session on ‘Texas Instruments C2000 Microcontroller board

interfacing with Matlab/ Simulink’ on November 18, 2016.

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DEE organized a two day FDP on ‘dsPIC with Power Electronics (using Matlab)’ in

association with Pantech Chennai, on November 25 & 26, 2016.

DCE conducted an FDP on the working of Total Station for the faculty and technical staff

of the department on November 25, 29 and 30, 2016.

DEC organized a 6-day ‘Refresher Course on Foundations of Communication

Engineering’ from November 29 to December 3, 2016. Key areas covered included

Signals & Spectra, Transforms and their Relevance, Signal Space Analysis, Modulation

and Detection, Probability, Random Variables-Signals & Noise, Information Theory,

Source Coding, Channel Modelling, Linear Algebra, Vector Space, Multiplexing &

Multiple Access, OFDM, Spread Spectrum, and Channel Coding.

Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India (EDI), in association with RSET

conducted an FDP from December 5 to 17, 2016 for equipping teachers from Science and

Technical Institutes to carry out entrepreneurial activities in their educational institutions.

DCS and DIT jointly conducted an FDP on ‘High Performance Computing from

December 5 to 9, 2016.

DCS and DIT, in association with ACM Cochin chapter and CSI, conducted 5 day

workshop on ‘SDLC and Project Management’ from December 13 to 17, 2016.

DEC organized a 3 day hands-on workshop on ‘Various interfacing techniques for

embedded platforms’ from December 14 to 16, 2016.

DME organized two day workshop on CFD tool- ANSYS FLUENT on December 21 &

22, 2016.

DEI organized one day workshop on Distributed Control System, with sessions handled

by experts from Graphene Automation, Kochi on December 22, 2016

Activities in the year 2015(Internal)

Talks, Seminars & Lectures in 2016 – Internal

DEC organized a talk on ‘Embedded system design –a realistic approach’ by Mr. Tony

M. Puthussery on January 12, 2015

As part of the DEI organized workshop on Industrial Automation for S8 students, an

invited talk by Mr. Gopalakrishnan, CEO, Graphene Automation was arranged on

January 23, 2015

i-Trax organised a session on ‘Virtualization Techniques’ by Mr. Muddan K. Thyagaraj,

Senior Executive –Telecom, Firstsource Solutions Limited, Banglore on February 7,

2015

Dr. John M. George, Dean & VicePrincipal delivered a talk on ‘Solar Powered

Refrigeration Systems’ as part of Encon Club activity on March 12, 2015.

DEI conducted an interactive discussion on ‘Roles & Responsibilities Of Instrumentation

Engineers In Oil & Gas Industries’ for S8 students in association with M/S Petrocil Petro

Institute on March 16, 2015

CSI SB RSET organized a talk on ‘Creative minds and Innovative thoughts’, by Mr.

Vishak G., Talent Acquisition Team, SunTec Business Solutions, Trivandrum on March

17, 2015

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A talk on ‘Certification Courses after B.Tech’ was delivered by personnel from WQC

Institute of NDT and Inspection Technology (A Division of Limra Institutions Pvt. Ltd.)

for S8 ME students on March 17, 2015

Prof. Krishnankutty P., Department of Ocean Engineering, IIT Madras gave a

presentation on ‘Challenging careers in designing ships, coastal and ocean

platforms/structures, oil exploration and production’ for S8 ME, S6 ME and S4 CE

students on March 18, 2015

DEI organized a talk on ‘Importance of Calibration’ by Dr. J. Jagannath Bhat, Director

I/c, STIC on March 26, 2015.

DCE organized a talk on ‘Opportunities in Civil Engineering’ by Er. E. Kurien Mathew,

Retired Chief Engineer, Kerala PWD and Former Principal of M.A College of

Engineering, Kothamangalam on March 30, 2015

The IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society (AP-S) Region 10 Distinguished Speaker

Programme was organized by DEC in association with IEEE AP-S Kerala Chapter on

April 27, 2015. The speakers were Dr. Amalendu Patnaik, IIT Roorkee and Dr. P.

Mohanan, CUSAT. Talks were delivered on the topics ‘Reconfigurable Antennas –

Concept and Applications’, ‘Application of Neural Networks in Antenna Engineering’,

‘Antenna Arrays and Pattern Synthesis’, and ‘Transmission Lines and Waveguides’

DEC organized a talk on ‘Memristor & its Applications’ by Dr Jimson Mathew,

University of Bristol on June 23, 2015 As part of a special FDP on Academic

Enrichment, an invited talk by Prof. M. P. Chandrasekharan, Former Director, NIT

Calicut was organized on June 29, 2015.

Prof. John Abraham, Purdue University, USA gave a talk on ‘Supercomputing Research

and Applications in Engineering’ on July 16, 2015.

DCE, in association with BIMIT Autodesk ATC, Kochi organized a talk on ‘AutoCAD’

for the students of S5 CE on July 24, 2015.

DEC organized a talk by Prof. S.C. Sahasrabudhe on ‘100 years of Engineering in

Telecommunication’ on July 29, 2015.

DEC organized a talk on ‘5G: An update from Ericsson’ by Mr. Sunil Isaac, Vice

President, Sales, Ericsson Malaysia, on July 30, 2015.

The IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society (AP-S) Region 10 Distinguished Speaker

Programme was organized by DEC in association with IEEE AP-S Kerala Chapter on

August 5, 2015. The speakers were Dr. A Alphones and Dr. Eng Leong Tan, Nanyang

Technological University, Singapore. Talks were delivered on the topics ‘Periodic

Structures and their Applications to Antennas’, and ‘Development of Educational App

with FDTD Simulations on Portable Devices’

DME organised a talk on ‘Recent Advances in Thermal, Energy systems and

Sustainability’ by Prof. Bale V. Reddy, Professor and Chair, Department of Automotive,

Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, University of Ontario Institute of

Technology, on August 11, 2015

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Dr. Magyar Peter, IEEE Fellow had an interaction with faculty members and M. Tech

students on ‘Exploring research areas’ on September 1, 2015.

Prof. Jose Mathew, DBSH delivered a talk on ‘Entrepreneurial Personality’ to the

students on September 30, 2015

DEC organised a talk by Mr Manoj Paul, President, Healthcare at SFO Technologies

(NeST Group) on September 30, 2015.

i-Trax, the technical association of DIT organized a poster presentation competition along

with a technical talk by Mr. Prajosh O.S, Project Manager-Mobile Games and Mr.

Deepak Nandakumar, Cloud Systems Engineer from Ruby Studio for IT students on

October 9, 2015.

Prof. P.R. Madhava Panicker, DEI gave a talk to the students on ‘The vision, work

culture and commitment towards society & nation of Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam’, on the

occasion of the latter’s birth anniversary on October 15, 2015.

Mr. Ajith S., HoD, DCS, gave a talk on ‘Design & Engineering’, the new subject for S2

as per Technological University syllabus on November 16, 2015.

DCS organized a lecture on ‘Best practices in Python’ for the S1 Computer Science

students on November 27, 2015.

Activities in the year 2015(External)

Talks, Seminars & Lectures in 2016 – External

Dr Vinod Kumar P.B., DBSH delivered a talk on Interval Homomorphism at Amrita

University, Coimbatore on January 10, 2015.

Dr Vinod Kumar P.B., DBSH delivered a talk on Chaotic Homomorphisms on

Fractafolds at SH College, Thevara on January 16, 2015.

Ms Bindu V.A., Dr Aji M. Pillai, Mr Darshan Lal M. & Ms Maria Paulose, DBSH

attended the UGC sponsored National Seminar on Recent Trends in Mathematics at SH

College, Thevara on January 16 & 17, 2015.

Prof. Dominic Mathew, DEI attended the discussion on Engaging ICT Academy of

Kerala in Employability Skills Development Programme, which was chaired by Shri

Oommen Chandy, Hon’.ble Chief Minister of Kerala, at the Vivanta by Taj, Kochi on

January 19, 2015.

Dr Vinod Kumar P.B., DBSH delivered a talk on Relations between Fractals and Graph

at St Aloysius College, Edathala on January 23, 2015.

Prof. Dominic Mathew, DEI delivered a talk on Introduction to Instrumentation and

Process Control to the ICE students of SNMIMT on January 29, 2015

Mr. Unnikrishnan L., DEE attended the talk on Energy Audit organized by Society of

Energy Engineers and Managers, held at AISAT, Kalamassery on January 30, 2015 •

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Dr. Fr. Jaison Paul Mulerickal, DCS delivered a lecture on Harnessing the High

Performance Capabilities of Cloud over the Internet at the HPC Knowledge Meeting,

held at the University of Barcelona, Spain from February 2 to 6, 2015

Dr Vinod Kumar P.B., DBSH delivered a talk on Classification of Surfaces at St

Teresa’s College, Ernakulam on February 9, 2015.

Dr Vinod Kumar P.B., DBSH delivered a talk on Power Law and Fractals at CUSAT on

February 13, 2015.

Ms. Prathibha P.K. and Mr. Ginnes K. John, DEE attended a two day seminar on Impact

of Power Quality issues in Energy Conservation from February 27 to 28, 2015 at AISAT.

Dr Vinod Kumar P.B., DBSH delivered a talk on Fractals in Signal Processing at Sree

Buddha College of Engineering, Pandalam on March 21, 2015.

Dr Vinod Kumar P.B., DBSH delivered a talk on Introduction to Analysis at NSS

College, Cherthala on March 23, 2015

Dr Vinod Kumar P.B., DBSH delivered a talk on Introduction to Topology at Union

Christian College, Alwaye on March 24, 2015.

Mr. J.T. Kuncheria & Mr. Ginnes K. John, DEE attended a three day seminar at Amritha

Vidyapeetham, Coimbatore on Emerging Smart Grid Technologies and Research

Directions from April 16 to 18, 2015

Dr Fr. Jaison Paul Mulerickal, DCS was a panellist for the International Workshop on

Big Data Science, organized by Providence College of Engineering at Hotel Marriot,

Kochi on June 8, 2015.

Dr Fr. Jaison Paul Mulerickal, DCS delivered a talk on Cloud, Docker and HPC, at the

FDP on Computer Networks conducted by the Department of Information Technology,

ToC H Institute of Technology, Kochi on June 25, 2015

Dr Vinod Kumar P.B., DBSH delivered a talk on Some episodes from Number Theory at

the Teacher’s Training Programme at Kendriya Vidyalaya, Kadavanthara on June 30,

2015.

Prof. Dominic Mathew, DEI gave a talk during the Career Guidance programme

organized at Christ Nagar School, Trivandrum on July 20, 2015.

Dr Fr. Jaison Paul Mulerickal, DCS delivered a lecture on Shaping Smart Cities in an Era

of Information Explosion at the International Conference on Knowledge Engineering –

Theory and Practices, organized by the Department of Computer Science, RCSS,

Kalamassery on July 25, 2015.

Dr Vinod Kumar P.B., DBSH delivered a talk on Topology at CUSAT on July 30, 2015.

Prof. J.T. Kuncheria, DEE gave a lecture on Power Quality at TocH Institute of Science

& Technology, Arakkunnam on August 7, 2015.

Fr. Dr. Jaison Paul Mulerickal, DCS delivered a talk on Shaping Smart Cities in an Era of

Information Explosion at the Department of Computer Science, IIT Guwahati on August

24, 2015.

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Dr Vinod Kumar P.B., DBSH delivered a talk on From Topology to Fractals at the KMA

Annual Conference, at Sahrdaya Institute of Advanced Studies on October 10, 2015.

Fr. Dr. Jaison Paul Mulerickal, DCS delivered a technical talk titled Need of

Mathematical Models for data analytics in smart cities, at the Institute of Mathematical

Science, University of Malaya, Malaysia, on October 30, 2015.

Prof. Dominic Mathew, DEI presented a paper on Signal and Image Processing at

Kumaraguru Engineering College on October 31, 2015.

Mr. Manoj G. Tharian, DME delivered the specialist lecture on NBA-Accreditation

Procedures at National Institute of Technical Teachers Training And Research Extension

Centre, Kalamassery on November 26, 2015.

Dr Vinod Kumar P.B., DBSH delivered a seminar on Fractals on Fourier Domain at

IITMK on December 16, 2015.

Conferences, Workshops, Training & Courses-Internal

DME organized a CATIA Certification training for S6 & S8 students on January 9, and

12 to 15, 2015

DEC organized a 5 day Technical Staff Development Programme from January 12 to 16,

2015. It was inaugurated by Mr. K. N. Sasikumar, DTE

DEI organized a workshop on Raspberry Pi and Python Programming for S6 students on

January 19 & 20, 2015

DEI organized a workshop on PSpice and soldering practices for S4 students on January

19 & 20, 2015

DIT organized a short term course on Network Programming & Internet Computing for

S6 IT students from January 19 to 21, 2015

DIT organized a short term course on Web Programming for S8 IT students from January

20 to 23, 2015

DEI organized a workshop on Industrial Automation for S8 students from January 21 to

23, 2015

DIT organized a short term course on Web Designing for S4 IT students on January 23 &

24, 2015

CYBERBLITZ organized a two-day workshop on CISCO Networking as part of the

zonal event of India’s Biggest Networking Championship (IBNC 2015), on January 23 &

24, 2015

DEC organised a short term course on TINA-TI SPICE-based analog circuit simulation

tool for S4 ECE students on January 29 & 30, 2015

DEC organised a short term course on PCB Design Software & Fabrication Hands-on for

S6 ECE students on January 31

DEC organised short term courses on Cadence, Matlab for Image Processing, Galileo

Board, Ansys Hfss for S8ECE students during SEP hours in January-March 2015

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IEEE SB RSET organised Fire Fox OS Mini App Day/Webmaker Event on February 7,

2015

DEI conducted a two day training programme on C6748 DSP Kit, in association with

Texas Instruments and StarCom Information Technology Ltd. on February 26 & 27,

2015.

IEEE RSET SB hosted an RL78 Design Workshop for two days on March 10 & 11, 2015

DME organised an Autocad Certification: 2D & 3D 40 hour course for S4 ME students

from March 12, 2015 onwards. The classes were handled by faculty from Pindis Learning

Centre, Tripunithura

Real Mechanica in association with Technophilia Systems conducted a two-day

workshop on Robotics on March 15 & 16, 2015

DIT organized a two day workshop on Raspberry Pi in association with Centre for

Excellence in Computational Engineering & Networking, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham

University on March 21 & 22, 2015

DIT organized a short term training program on Research Trends in Informatics,

Computing & Communication from April 16 to 25, 2015. Resource persons included Mr.

Sudheer M., Director, Mobility Testing & Automation, Wipro; Dr Joseph Suresh Paul,

IIITMK; Mr. Sreekumar Chengath, DGM & Head, Technology & IS Security Division,

SIB; Dr Sunil Mathew, NITC; Dr G. Santhosh Kumar, CUSAT; Mr. B. Remani,

Executive Director, CDAC; Dr Philip Samuel, CUSAT; Mr. Vijay Nair, CTO, ASSYST;

Dr A. Unnikrishnan, Dr Vinod Kumar P.B., Dr Jaison Paul CMI, Dr Abraham Thomas,

Dr John Jose, and Mr. Yadhu Sastri, RSET

DEI organised a one-month certificate course in Automation and Control for engineering

graduates in June 2015

DEC organized a short term course for S3 ECE, CSE & IT students on Prerequisites For

Basic Electronics Lab & Prerequisites For Digital Electronics Lab in July 2015

DCE organized a Topic beyond Curriculum training programme on Autocad 2015 (2D &

3D) for S5 Civil Engineering students, in association with Pindis Learning Centre,

Tripunithura, from July 6 to 11, 2015

DCE organized a workshop on Effective Python Programming for faculty members from

July 6 to 10, 2015.

DEC organized a one day workshop on PCB fabrication on July 7, 2015

DIT, in association with Xeoscript Technologies, organized a Java workshop for S7 IT

students from July 13 to 15, 2015

DEC conducted Short Term Course on Matlab for Communication from July 14 to 16,

2015 for S7 ECE students

DEC conducted a PSPICE Course for S3 EC students - Introduction to PSPICE,

Verification of circuit designs and Prediction of circuit behavior on July 20, 2015

DEE organized a two day International Workshop on Solar Photovoltaic Power Systems

on July 22 & 23, 2015. The resource persons for the workshop were Professor Chem

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Nayar PhD, Founder and the Managing Director of Regen Group Pty Ltd. Australia and

Director of Radiant Solar Pvt. Ltd Hyderabad, Dr Shaji Mathews, Technical director of

Regen Power and AICA Engineering (India, Australia) and Mr. Srini Lakshmanan,

Regen Group Pty Ltd. Delegates from industry, faculty members from various colleges

and PG students attended the workshop

DEC conducted short term course on PIC Microcontroller for S5 ECE students on July 22

& 29, 2015

DME’s branch association Real Mechanica in association with Aerotrix, conducted a two

day workshop on Sphere Drone Design Fabrication & Flying on August 7 & 8, 2015.

DEC conducted short term course on PSpice for S3 students on August 12, 2015

RSET ED Club organized a 5-day Entrepreneurship Development Programme for 60

selected students from September 28 to October 3, 2015. The programme was sponsored

by RSET Boot camp and Rajiv Gandhi National Youth Development in association with

ICTACT

Computer Society of India (CSI) student branch, RSET organized a training program on

Introduction to LaTeX for S7 CS & IT students on October 27, 2015

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CRITERION IV: INFRASTRUCTURE AND LEARNING RESOURCES

4.1 Physical Facilities

4.1.1 What is the policy of the Institution for creation and enhancement of infrastructure

that facilitate effective teaching and learning?

The built up floor space is 41976 m2.

4.1.2 Detail the facilities available for

a) Curricular and co-curricular activities – classrooms, technology enabled learning spaces,

seminar halls, tutorial spaces, laboratories, botanical garden, Animal house, specialized

facilities and equipment for teaching, learning and research etc.

For the transportation of students and faculty RSET has 21 buses & the College also uses

additional 8 contract carrier buses on rented basis.

A. Infrastructure Facilities for Academic Activities

Sl. No. Details Available

Numbers

Area in

sq. m.

1 Class rooms 65 5495.31

2 Laboratories 52 7871.83

3 Drawing Hall 2 484.8

4 Seminar Hall 2 459.16

5 Tutorial Hall 9 570.01

6 Workshops 3 400.8

7 Central Library 1 685.21

8 Department Library 4 221.2

9 Auditorium 1 1098.92

Table 4.1.1: Infrastructure Facilities for Academic Activities

A. Administrative area – Infrastructure facilities

Sl No Details Number Area,sq.m

1 Director Room 1 78.40

2 Principal Room 1 76.34

3 Vice Principal Room 1 27.50

4 BoardRoom 1 91.26

5 Adm office Room 1 91.26

6 Administrator Room 1 22.66

7 Staff Room 24 2298.8

8 Store Room 8 173.47

9 Maintenance/Substation 1 88.1

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10 Security 1 2.50

11 Pantry for staff 1 6.20

12 House Keeping 1 8.55

13 Placement Cell 1 196.2

14 Students welfare 2 70.2

Table 4.1.2: Administrative area

B. Amenities Area – Infrastructure Facilities

Sl No Details Number Area,sq.m

1 Toilets Ladies & Gents 36 916.28

2 Boys Common Room 1 67.8

3 Medical Assistance/Girls

Common Room 1 24.8

4 Canteen 1 677.9

5 Stationary Stores /

Reprographic Facilities 1 13.7

6 Fitness Centre 2 1000

Table 4.1.3: Amenities Area

Central library with more than 685 Sq. m. is available with the following facilities:

Details of Books and journals and their value in central library

(As on 31st December 2016)

No. Value

Text Books 26004 8330005.5

Reference Books 4521 4664847.5

e-Books 550 174401

Journals 81 + 378 Back volumes 1405877

e-Journals 3 e-Journal Packages 13903077

Digital Database NPTEL Video Lectures , Institutional Repository, Member of

National digital library of India

CD & Video 2975

Others (specify) –

Back Volumes 1752

Table 4.1.4: Library Details

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Number of books added

Item 2016-17 (as on 31-12-2016) 2015-16

No. of Titles 202 273

No. of Volumes 1075 872

Print Journals 81 91

Table 4.1.4 (a): Books added in the Library

Total number of books as on 31st December 2016

Item Number

Total number of books 30525

Total number of Titles 11985

Table 4.1.5: Library Books

Seminar Halls:

The college has 2 seminar halls to conduct conferences, workshops and symposia for

students and faculty.

Tutorial classrooms:

The institute has nine tutorial rooms to help students who are lagging in the subjects

and to address the personal level doubts and queries of the students.

Specialized facilities and equipment for teaching, learning and research:

The college has a well-equipped language lab with ETNL Language Lab Software. The

lab has an area of 78.14 sq. m. The lab can accommodate 36 students at a time.

b) Extra–curricular activities: sports, outdoor and indoor games, gymnasium,

auditorium, NSS, cultural activities, Public speaking, communication skills

development, health and hygiene etc.

Games and Sports facilities, and qualified sports instructors

Qualified sports instructors:

1. Dr. Shibu P.P MPES, M.Phil. PhD Assistant Director

2. Mr. Rejeesh T. Chacko, Assistant Professor

3. Ms. Lisha Paulose, Assistant Professor

Auditorium

An auditorium with a seating capacity of 2468 is being constructed in the fifth floor of the

KE block.

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Communication skills development

Four full-time English teachers are appointed to take care of the development of

communication skills of the students in their first year of study itself.

The college has a well-equipped language lab with ETNL Language Lab Software. The lab has

an area of 78.4 sq.m. It can accommodate 36 students at a time.

4.1.3 How does the institution plan and ensure that the available infrastructure is in line

with its academic growth and is optimally utilized? Give specific examples of the facilities

developed/augmented and the amount spent during the last four years (Enclose the

Master Plan of the Institution/ campus and indicate the existing physical infrastructure

and the future planned expansions if any).

Facilities Developed in the last four years and the amount spent:

Items

Expenses in

2016-2017

(As on

31/12/2017)

Expenses in

2015-2016

Expenses in

2014-2015

Acquisition of

land; & new

buildings and

infrastructural

built-up

90966901 161329126 157149926

Library Books &

Equipment 512064 546898 635989

Library E-

Journal, Print

Journals &

Magazines

3525867 3930435 4404248

Laboratory

Equipment

& Software 19709044 17268793 19448157

Games and Sports 399312 830273 467813

Buses & Cars

purchase - 1542628 -

Furniture 5575533 5551387 2065478

Administrative

and other

Expenditure

160542139 217168569 200606144

Table 4.1.6: Facilities Developed

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4.1.5 Give details on the residential facility and various provisions available within them:

Hostel Facility: The College has separate hostel facilities for boys and girls

a. capacity of the hostels (to be given separately for boys and Girls)

Capacity of the boy’s hostel is 655

Capacity of the girl’s hostel is 661

b. Occupancy

Occupancy of the boy’s hostel is 655

Capacity of the girl’s hostel is 661

c. Rooms in the hostel (to be given separately for boys and Girls)

There are 265 rooms in the boys’ hostel.

There are 219 rooms in the girls’ hostel.

4.1.7 Give details of the Common Facilities available on the campus – spaces for special

units like IQAC, Grievance Redressal unit, Women’s Cell, Counseling and Career

Guidance, Placement Unit, Health Centre, Canteen, recreational spaces for staff and

students, safe drinking water facility, auditorium, etc.

Women’s cell

NAME Department

1. Dr. Ruby Abraham - HOD, Department of CE (Chairperson)

2. Ms. Shanthi Bhaskar -Department of EEE (Convener)

3. Ms. Priya S - Department of AEI

4. Ms. Anitha Varghese - Department of CE

5. Ms. Jisha G -Department of IT

6. Ms. Anita John - Department of CSE

7. Prof. Gopalakrishna Pillai - Department of ME

8. Ms. BinduV. A - Department of BS

9. Mr. Reji V.V - Administration

10. Dr. Celine Sunny -Sociologist and Research head, RCSS (ex-officio member)

11. Student Council Vice Chairperson (ex-officio member)

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Infrastructure and Facilities available in the placement cell:

Facility Number

Number of interview rooms 6

Number of GD rooms 6

Number of chambers for HR personnel 2

Number of guest rooms for HR personnel 10

Table 4.1.7: Placement Cell Facilities

Members of Placement Cell:

Full-time Officers: 4 (1 TPO, 2 ATPO and 1 Executive) Full-time Trainers: 1 (Soft skills &

Personality Development) Office staff: 1 Student Volunteers attached to placement cell: 21

Safe drinking water facility

The College has Reverse Osmosis Plant (1000 liters/hr capacity) to serve the drinking water

requirement in the campus. The works are in progress to enhance the capacity of the plant to

3000 liters/hr. Storage capacity of drinking, washing and watering facilities is about 2,25,000

liters. Water purifies are attached to as many as 15 water coolers for fresh and purified water

supply to students and staff.

Auditorium

An auditorium with a seating capacity of 750 is available to host literary and cultural activities.

The auditorium is equipped with enough lights & fans and good ventilation. An auditorium

with a seating capacity of 2468 is being constructed in the fifth floor of the KE block.

4.2 Library as a Learning Resource

4.2.1 Does the library have an Advisory Committee? Specify the composition of such a

committee. What significant initiatives have been implemented by the committee to

render the library, student/user friendly?

Composition of the committee

Secretary

Prof. K. A. Ouseph

Members

1. Dr. A. Unnikrishnan, Principal

2. Dr. John M. George, Vice Principal

3. Dr. P. B. Vinod Kumar

4. Mr. Tony Joseph (Librarian)

5. Ms. Liza Annie Joseph

6. Dr. Antony V. V.

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7. Dr. Ruby Abraham

8. Ms. Shimmy Ashokan

9. Dr. Jobin Antony

10. Ms. Santhi B

11. Mr. Binu A

12. Dr. Thankachan T Pullan

13. Ms. Kuttyamma A. J

14. Rev. Fr. Mejo Paul

15. Mr. Jebin Francis

16. Mr. Binu R.

17. Mr. Dhanesh M. S

18. Mr. James Mathew

19. Mr. Jayakumar J

20. Ms. Aparna George

21. Mr. Jobin Jose

Amount spent on procuring new books, journals and e-resources during the last four years

Item

Amount Spent in Rs

2016-17

(As on

31/12/2016)

2015-16 2014-15

Text Books 452359 317153 195945

Reference Books 59705 229745 440044

e-Books - 174401 152045

Journals 270868 251602 235459

e-Journals 3254999 3470886 4123398

Table 4.2.1: Amount Spent for Library Facilities

4.2.6 Give details of the specialized services provided by the library.

Reference: The Library has a separate reference section in which 4521 books are

available.

4.3 IT Infrastructure

4.3.1. Give details on the computing facility available (hardware and software) at the

institution.

Number of computers with Configuration (provide actual number with exact configuration of

each available system):

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Item Number

Number of Desktop computers 900

Number of Laptops 146

Number of Servers 8

Number of Printers 51

Number of Scanners 9

Table 4.3.1: Number of computers

Details of the computing facility (hardware and software) in each Department is given below

Department of Applied Electronics and Instrumentation

SL. NO. NAME / SPECIFICATION LAB Quantity

Hardware

1

DCS Honeywell Experion 300

(a) HART

(b) Engineering Station

(c) SCADA

Process Control &

Simulation Lab

1

2 PLC Honeywell ML 50 1

3

Computer System(With

specifications)

Intel Pentium 4.3 GHz,

512 mb ddr ram, 80 GB HDD

7

HP Pro 330 MT

Intel core I5 3470 2GGMLD

2500CPU,500GB HDD,8GB

DDR3 RAM

13

Dell Optiplex

INTEL CORE I5 - 6500

PROCESSOR,8 GB DDR3 RAM

500 GB HDD

25

4

Computer System(With

specifications)

Dell Optiplex 390

Intel ® Core i3-2120

processor.(3030

Ghz,3MB,W/Intel ® HD

Graphics 2000),4GB(1x4GB)

Microprocessor Lab 10

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Non-ECC DDR3 1333MHz

SDRAM Memory,500GB

7200RPM 3.5” SATA Hard

drive,Optiplex™ 390DT Base-N-

Series Base,Intel® Core™ i3

Label

Compaq

Intel ® Pentium ® 4 CPU 3.00

GHz(200x15.0) 2.99 GHz,512

MB RAM

5

Wipro

AMD Athlon ™ 64x2 Dual Core

Processor 3800+ 2.01 GHz,1GB

RAM

3

5 NI Hardware(NI-USB DAQ

6210) 1

6

Computer System (With

specifications) hp pro 3330 MT

Intel core I5 - 3470 3.2 G 6M

8 GB DDR3 - 1333 RAM 500

GB HDD & 18.5INCH LED

MONITOR Fourier lab

25

7

Work Station

QE190 AV 1tb 7200 rpm sata

HDD

8 GB DDR3 - 1600 RAM

2

Software

1 ORCAD PCB Suite 16.6

Microprocessor Lab

5

2 Windows 7 genuine 16

3 NI ELVIS

Process Control &

Simulation Lab

1

4 Ni Labview 7.1 25

5 Honeywell PKS 300 1

Table 4.3.2: Computing Facility in the Department: of AEI

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Department Of Civil Engineering

Hardware

Sl No. Name of Lab Name of Equipment /Specification Quantity

1 CADD LAB

Desktop - DELL Optiplex 3040MT

Intel Core i5-6500 Processor (Quad

Core, 6MB, 4T,3.2GHz, 65W)/ 8GB

(1x8G) 2133 MHz DDR3 Memory/3.5

inch 500B 7200rpm Hard Disk

Drive/Dell Optical Mouse- MS 116 -

Black Dell Entry Keyboard KB 216

Black, US International ( QWERTY)/

Dell E Series E2016H 19.5'' Wide

Screen Monitor with LED Back Light

/10/100/1000 Mbps LOM/3-3-3 Year

Onsite Service LIKE OR

EQUIVALENT

8

Software

1 Primavera Contractor 5

2 Bently Staad Pro 5

Table 4.3.3: Computing Facility in the Department: of CE

Department of Computer Science and Engineering

SL. NO. NAME OF THE

LAB

LIST OF MAJOR

EQUIPMENT/FACILITIES

1

ZUSE

HP Compaq DX 2335 Desktop (60 nos),

Kyocerataskalfa 4501 (B/w printer),

Konica Minolta Bizhub c 200 color printer,

Projector (1 No),

Swithces 7 nos,

Ups Emerson 2 nos.

Dell optiplex (3),

18 Batteries,

Hp Desktop (3 no’s)

Major softwares:

Windows 7 genuine-65

Ubuntu -6

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Debian - 60

Microsoft Office 2007 Professional-65

Adobe Reader-65

Antivirus (free ware)-65

Java-63

Flex& Bison-62

Putty (free Ware)-62

Masam& Turbo c++62

2

PHOTON

Dell optiplex 390(63)

RAM :- 4 GB,

HD:- 500 GB,

i3 processor, cisco 24 port switch 3

Major softwares:

Ms Office 2007/2010 Professional-63

Windows 7-63

Adobe Reader-63

Putty-63

Dot Net-63

Java-63

Oracle-63

Turbo C++

3

HEISENBERG

Dell Optiplex 3020,

RAM :- 8 GB, HD:- 500 GB,

i5, 65 nos,

Dell Monitor 18.5 ' :- 65 nos.

Projector-1nos and screen 1 no

Major Softwares :

Ms Office 2007/2010 Professional-65

Windows 7-65

Adobe Reader-65

Ubuntu-65

Putty-65

Dot Net-65

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Java-65

Python-65

NS2-65

Autocad-65

4

CODD LAB

Hpcompaq (17) ,Dell optiplex390(6) ,

Dell optiplex740 (1), 4GB RAM.

Major Softwares :

Windows7

ubuntu 12.04

Packettracer

Acrobat7

Matlab10

Office 2007

Turbo C++

Packettracer

NS2

Xgraph

Ygraph

5

TURING LAB

Dell/ Optiplex 390/Intel corei3 3.3GHZ

8GB RAM,500GB HDD (25)

Major softwares :

Windows7

Ubuntu 14.04

ubuntu 15.04

Acrobat7

Office 2007

Python

NS2

Hadoop

Eclipse

Table 4.3.4: Computing Facility in the Department: of CSE

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Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering

SHOCKLEY Lab

Hardware

Sl.

No.

Name of the equipment/

Brief Specification Quantity Remarks

1 ARM 926 kit 7 Make:Innovative.Model:ARM926

2 Friendly ARM board 5 Model:Dev board with 2440,3.5"LCD

3 Spartan FPGA SP605 1 Make:Xilinx.Model:FPGA SP605

4 Cypress PSoC 3 boards 5 Make:Cypress.Model:CY8CKIT-003

5 PSoC development kit 3 Make:Cypress.Model:CY8CKIT-001

6 Computer 30

Make:Dell,HP.Model:Optiplex740,

optiplex390DT,

OptiplexT3500,Compaq 6005.

7 Projector 1 Make:EPSON model EB803

8 Launch pads

a) USB 3 Make:Element 14,Model:5529LP

b) Hercules 3 Make:Element 14,Model:XL-

TMS57004

c) Stellaris 3 Make:Element 14,Model:LM4F120

9 FPGA Boards

a) Xilinx

Vertex-5 1

Make:Ajitek

Solutions,Model:GENESYS-5

b) Xilinx

Spartan-6 1

Make:Ajitek

Solutions,Model:NEXSYS-3

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1 Mentor soft 25 user Make/supplier:Trident tech lab.

2 cadence VLSI tools 20 user Make/supplier:Entuple Technologies.

3 COMSOL 1 Make/supplier:Comsol Multiphysics

Pvt Ltd.

Table 4.3.5: Computing Facility in the Department: of ECE – Shockley Lab

SHANNON Lab

Hardware

Sl

No.



1 Desktop computer 30 Make:Dell. Model:optiplex3020.

2 Server 1 Make:Dell. Model:Precision T5610

3 Software radio 2 NI-USRP-2920

4 Software radio 1 NI USRP-2922

5 Projector 1 Make:EPSON model EB803

Software

1 ANSYS HFSS 1Set/ 5

users Make/supplier: Entuple Technologies.

Table 4.3.6: Computing Facility in the Department: of ECE – Shannon Lab

10 RADXA ROCK 1 Make:Remote Computing Tech:

Model:ARM Cortex A9

11 Wandboard 1 Make:Remote Computing

Tech:Model:Dual

12 Raspberry Pi 3 Make:Remote Computing Tech:

Model:B-512MB

Software

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ARC Lab

Hardware

Sl

No.



1 Computer 64 Make: HP Model: HP Pro 3330 series.

2 DSP TRAINER KIT

2 Make: Texas

Instruments.Model:TMS320C6711

2 Make: Texas

Instruments.Model:TMS320C5417

3 VLSI TRAINER KIT 2 Make: silicon

Microsystems.Model:UVLSI-201

4 VLSI Modules 12

Make: silicon Microsystems.

Model: Altera max3000, Xilinx Spartan II,

Altera acex, Xilinx cool runner, Xilinx

SPROM, Altera SPROM

5 General Purpose Interface

Board for VLSI 2


Model: GPIO 401

6 Micro controller

development boards 6


Model:89C51,PIC16F877,ATMEL

Mega16

7 Micro controller

Interfacing boards. 20

Make: silicon Microsystems. Model:

Stepper & DC motor, Digital I/O, DAC

with buzzer, 7 segment with hex keypad,

LCD with hex keypad, Matrix Display,

RTC with LCD, Traffic light controller,

Elevator simulator, ADC with sensor.

8 Embedded System

development kit 1


Model: SLS-ESDK

9 Image Processing

workstation 1 Make: silicon Microsystems. Model:9520

10 Finger Print scanner 2 Make: Nitgen biometric

solutions.Model:FIM3030-HV

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11 XUP VIRTEXII pro

board 1

Make: CoreL Technologies

12 Xilinx Spartan3

dev:board 2

13 FPGA dev:board 1 Make: rein fold.

Software

1 MODELSIM XE III

60 (Free

Student

version)

2 XILINX ISE 8.2 60

3 COMMSIM 7 25 Trident Techlabs, New Delhi

4 MATHCAD II 25 Intercad Systems , Kochi

5 EDWIN XP 20 Visionics India,Trivandrum

6 MULTISIM 7 5 Trident Techlabs, New Delhi

7 ALTERA QUARTUS-II 2 Make:silicon Microsystems.

8 ULTIBOARD-PCB 5 Trident Techlabs, New Delhi

9 Code Composer Studio

DSK v2.10 IDE 4

10 VAB for Infinity 2 Make:silicon Microsystems.

11 ATMEL AVR MEGA 'C'

Compiler 2 Silicon microsystems, Bangalore

12 80C51 'C' Compiler 2 Silicon microsystems, Bangalore

13 PIC 'C' Compiler 2 Silicon microsystems, Bangalore

Table 4.3.7: Computing Facility in the Department: of ECE – ARC Lab

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SYSTEMS Lab

Hardware

Sl

No.



1 Computer 38

Make:Dell.Model:Optiplex 390DT.

Spec:IntelR corei3-

2120processor,40GB RAM,500GB

HDD.

2 UPS 1 Make:Tata

liebert.Model:emerson.Spec:6KVA

3 Printer 1 Make:HP.Model:1020.Spec:laserjet.

4 Universal Programmer 1 Make:Electro System

Associates.model:ESA-1UP-XP

5 RFID and card reader 2 Make:Reinfold.

6 DSP Kit

2 Make:Cranes

Software.Model:TMS320C6713

1 Make:Cranes

Software.Model:TMS320F28335

7 Prjector 2 Make:Infocus.Model:X16

8 Communication Modules

3 Rf module

2 GSM module

2 GPS module

2 Zigbee module

9 ARM 1 ARM7 kit

10 Beagle board 3 Make:IDA systems.

11 Robot 1 Make:Bitsforge.Model:RBP

12 Raspberry Pi 3 Make:Remote Computing Tech:

Model:B-512MB

Software

1 Matlab release 14 for windows

xp 5user

Make/supplier:cranes software

int,banglore

2 orcad 5user Make:supplier:intercad systems p

ltd

Table 4.3.8: Computing Facility in the Department: of ECE – SYSTEMS Lab

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Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

SIMULATION Lab

Hardware

Sl. No.

Name of

equipment

/Brief

specification

Quantity Remarks

1 HP compaq 10

Intel(R) Core™ i3-2100

processor(3,10GHz,3MB)

500 GB 7200 RPM 3.5” SATA Hard

drive,Intel Core i5-6500 processor(Quad

core,6MB,4T,3.2GHz,65W)/8GB(1*8G) 2133

MHz DDR3Memory/3.5 inch 500 GB 7200

rpm Hard disk

2 Dell Optiplex

390DT 10

3 HP Pro 3330 16

4 Dell Optiplex

3040 3

Software

1 Psim 9.0

Version 5

2 Autocad

Electrical 2015 35

Table 4.3.9: Computing Facility in the Department: of EEE

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Department of Information Technology

Sl. No. Name of the

Lab Details of the software Details of the Hardware

1 Kleinrock Lab

Windows 7

Server Machines - 1

Manufacturer: Dell Inc.

Model: Precision T1600

8 GB RAM, 250 GB HDD ,

Quad Core Processor,19’’ LED

monitor

NVIDIA Graphics card

Client Machines - 10

Manufacturer: : Dell Inc

Model: DELL CORE i5

4.0 GB RAM, 500 GB

HDD,18.5 LED Monitor

Client Machines – 10

Manufacturer: : Dell Inc

Model: DELL CORE i3

4.0 GB RAM, 500 GB

HDD,18.5 LED Monitor

CISCO 2900 series router-1 Nos

CISCO 28 PORT (SG300

SWITCH)-1 Nos

Network cable tester-1Nos

CISCO AP541N dual band

signal radio acess point-2 Nos

LCD Projector – 1Nos

Manufacturer: EPSON EBS02

Ubuntu 14.04/16.04 LTS

2 Quantum Lab IBM Rational Rose - 30

Licenses

Workstation - 1

Manufacturer: SUN

Microsystems.

Model: Ultra20

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MS Office 2007-69

Licenses

1 GB RAM, 32-bit OS

Dual Core AMD Optern

Processor


Manufacturer: Hewlett-

Packard(59Nos)

Model: HP Compaq 6005 Pro

Micro tower ,AMD athlon X2

4450 Processor,2GB

Ram,150GB HDD

Manufacturer: Dell Inc(4Nos)

Model: Optiplex 390 , Intel

Core i3, 4 GB Ram,500 GB

HDD

Manufacturer: Lenovo(6Nos)

Model: Thinkcentre ,Intel Core

i3, 4 GB Ram,500 GB HDD

Oracle 10g

Cisco Packet Tracer

Masam

Java

3 Ulysses

MS Office 2007-38

Licenses

Workstation Server Machines - 4


Model: Precision Tower 3620

16 GB RAM, Windows-

7/Ubuntu 16.04 LTS 64-bit OS

Quad Core Processor

Nvidia Graphics card


Manufacturer: Dell Inc

Model: Dell Optiplex MT 3046

, i3 3.70Ghz

4 GB RAM, Windows-

7/Ubuntu 16.04 LTS 64-bit,

Total Hard Disk: 500 GB SATA

Client Machines - 5

Manufacturer: Dell Inc

Model: Dell Optiplex MICRO

3046

, i3 3.70Ghz

4 GB RAM, Ubuntu , Total Hard

Disk: 500 GB

Open mp/mpi/cuda/open

cl/open acc/Erlang map

reduce/Apache spark on

hadoop

Android studio

Xcode - iphone app

development ide

Wireshark network

analyzer

Cisco packet tracer

Cooja network

simulator/omnet++/ns3/ns2

Mininet network emulator

for SDN

Cloudsim - Cloud

computing simulator

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Manufacturer: Apple

Model: Apple Mac MT

Intel Core i5,4 GB RAM,500

GB HDD,O/S Apple Macintosh

CISCO 2900 series router 2 Nos

CISCO 2 port interface card

(CISCO 2900 compatible) 2 Nos

CISCO 28 port (sg300 switch) 3

Nos

CISCO 24 port (sf300 switch) 5

Nos

CISCO WAP 121 wireless

access point 1Nos

NVIDIA QUADRO K620 2GB

pcie graphics card 3 Nos

AMD FIREPRO 4GB 128-bit

gddr5 graphic card

EPSON EB-S31 LCD projector

Raspberry Pi 5 Nos

Arduino with Sensor kits 5 Nos

Netrack 19”32 u 600 mm wide x

800 floor mounting rack

LCD Projector - 1

Manufacturer: EPSON

Connectivity:HDMI

Resolution:1280x800 Pixels

(WXGA)

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Brightness (lumens): 2500

Lumens

Table 4.3.10: Computing Facility in the Department: of IT

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Sl.

No. Name of the Lab Details of the software Details of the Hardware

1 CAD/CAM Lab

CATIA V6 - 33 Licenses

Server Machines - 1


Model: Precision T1650

8 GB RAM, 64-bit OS

Quad Core Processor

4841 MB NVIDIA Quadro

600 Graphics card, Total

Hard Disk memory: 500 GB


Manufacturer: Hewlett-

Packard

Model: HP Z230 Tower

Workstation

16.0 GB RAM, 64-bit

operating system, Quad

Core Processor,

1 GB NVIDIA Quadro

K620 Graphics Card, Total

Hard Disk memory: 500 GB

LCD Projector - 1

Manufacturer: EPSON

Connectivity:HDMI, VGA

Resolution:1280x800 Pixels

(WXGA)

Brightness (lumens): 2500

Lumens

ANSYS Academic

Teaching Advanced

Version - 5Licenses

ANSYS Fluent Academic

Teaching Version - 25

Licenses

Table 4.3.11: Computing Facility in the Department: of ME

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Department of Basic Sciences and Humanities

Sl

No Name of the Lab Details of the software Details of the Hardware

1 Language Lab

ETNL

Language Lab Software

(Licence for 1 teacher

console + 35 student

consoles)

Machines –38

30 systems

Manufacturer: HP

Model: HP 280GI MT

4 GB RAM, 32-bit operating

system, Intel i5 , 500GB

HDD

6 Systems

Manufacturer: DELL

Model: Optiplex 3046

4GB Ram,32 bit operating

system,

Intel i5,500GB HDD

1 System

Manufacturer: DELL

Model: Optiplex 3020

8GBRAM,32 bit operating

system,

Intel i5,500GB HDD

1 System

Manufacturer: DELL

Model: Optiplex 390

4GB,64 bit operating system,

Intel i3,500 GB HDD

Table 4.3.12: Computing Facility in the Department: of BSH

4.3.2 Detail on the computer and internet facility made available to the faculty and

students on the campus and off-campus?

130 MBPS Internet facility is provided for students & staff

4.3.3 What are the institutional plans and strategies for deploying and upgrading the IT

infrastructure and associated facilities?

The college has Cloud Computing Facility. The existing Cloud Computing facility is an

Open Stack 3 node architecture installation. It consists of a management node, network node

and 3 computing nodes having total 18 cores.

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The following 2 M.Tech projects are completed using this cloud facility.

1. Project Title:- A framework for network intrusion detection for cloud servers

Student’s Name:- Faseela M.A

2. Project Title:- Hadoop Cluster implementation on Openstack Cloud

Student’s Name:- Sona C.P

Staff members are also using this facility for their research.

Papers Published by Faculty members:-

Jaison Paul Mulerikkal, PhD, Yedhu Sastri,”A Comparative Study of OpenStack and

CloudStack”, Fifth International Conference on Advances in Computing and

Communications, 2015.

Jomina John, Dr. Jasmine Norman, “Analysis of worm attack detection methods in cloud find

a better solution for malware in cloud”, International Journal of Applied Engineering

Research, ISSN 0973-4562 Vol. 10 No.92 (2015).

The High Performance Computing cluster at RSET will be a leading computing centre

having the state-of-the art computing facilities with a computing power of upto 6.1 TFLOPS,

catering to the ever-increasing demands of high performance computing for scientific and

engineering research.

The Centre which will house state-of-the-art computing systems, with sophisticated software

packages, is conceived as a functionally distributed supercomputing environment, and

connected by a powerful high- speed Infiniband switch. It will consist of four computing

nodes, one head node and one storage node. The centre will have the support from HPCNow,

which is an HPC Consultancy Services company based in Barcelona, Spain. They have

offered their expertise and knowledge in setting up and managing this center through their

efficient supercomputer administrative suite, called sNow.

The detailed specification is given below:-

Head Node

Processor - Intel Xeon Processor E5-2620 v4 (20M Cache, 2.1GHz, 8 cores)* 2

RAM - 64 GB

HDD - 500 GB*2

Storage Node

Processor - Intel Xeon Processor E5-2620 v4 (20M Cache, 2.1GHz, 8 cores) * 2

RAM - 64 GB

HDD - 800 GB

Storage Capacity- 10 TB

Computing Node I with GPU

Processor - Intel Xeon E5-2690 v4 (35M Cache, 2.6GHz, 14 cores) * 2

RAM - 128 GB, HDD - 500 GB SSD

GPU - NVIDIA TESLA K40

Computing Nodes II, III, IV

Processor - Intel Xeon E5-2690 v4 (35M Cache, 2.6GHz, 14 cores) * 2

RAM - 128 GB, HDD - 500 GB SSD

As an educational institution we are also willing to take up projects which will bring both

technological enhancement and benefits to our society. A MoU was already signed between

Kochi Metro Rail Limited (KMRL) and Rajagiri School of Engineering and Technology on

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6th

October 2016 in RSET. The main objective of this collaboration is to promote technical

and research efforts between KMRL and RSET. The HPC cluster will be the cornerstone of

our engagement with KMRL.

RSET has already submitted a project proposal (Big Data Analytical Framework for IoT-

enabled Seamless Transport System (BAF-ISTS) to DST in association with Kochi Metro

Rail Limited (KMRL). RSET is also planning to submit another project proposal to Kerala

State Council for Science, Technology and Environment (KSCSTE) in association with

KMRL.

4.3.4 Provide details on the provision made in the annual budget for procurement, up

gradation, deployment and maintenance of the computers and their accessories in the

institution (Year wise for last four years).

Amount spent on maintenance and up gradation of ICT

Academic Year Maintenancen and

up gradation (in Lakhs)

2015-16 52.94

2014-15 57.44

Table 4.3.12: Amount spent on maintenance and up gradation of ICT

4.4 Maintenance of Campus Facilities

4.4.1 How does the institution ensure optimal allocation and utilization of the

available financial resources for maintenance and upkeep of the following facilities

(substantiate your statements by providing details of budget allocated during last four

years)?

Description Amount spent in Lakhs

2015-16 2014-15

A Building 140.74 146.75

B Furniture

C Equipment 6.60 4.71

D Computers 52.94 57.44

E Vehicles 15.43 -

F Any Other 1.58 2.75

Table 4.4.1: Amount spent on maintenance of campus facilities

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4.4.2 What are the institutional mechanisms for maintenance and upkeep of the

infrastructure, facilities and equipment of the college?

We have a centralized maintenance department for the entire campus with full time salaried

employees.

Infrastructure: A maintenance register is being kept in the reception of the administration

block. All complaints and recommendations registered are being checked by the respective

staff on a daily basis and the necessary steps are taken.

Maintenance of academic infrastructure

• Maintenance cell is in place to take care of civil, electrical, plumbing and furniture

routine check-ups and repairs.

• Maintenance cell consists of a maintenance engineer, 2 electrical supervisors, 5

Electricians, 2 electronics workers and a plumber.

• Preventive maintenance is carried out during the semester breaks.

• Central complaint register is maintained in the reception.

• Minor repairs are carried out by in-house staff.

• Major repairs are outsourced.

• Routine cleaning of premises including toilet blocks is carried out by contract labors.

• Routine cleaning of water tanks, coolers and filters is carried out as per schedule.

• The college has a sewage treatment plant with annual maintenance contract.

4.4.3 How and with what frequency does the institute take up calibration and other

precision measures for the equipment/instruments?

• Calibration of the instrumentation equipment is taken up by the respective departments as

and when required basis.

4.4.4 What are the major steps taken for location, upkeep and maintenance of sensitive

equipment (voltage fluctuations, constant supply of water etc.)?

Electricity and power backup

• The college has two 1000 kVA (11kV/430V supply) transformers with On Load Tap

Changer (OLTC) and Remote Tap Changer (RTC) facility installed in the campus

catering to the energy needs of the campus.

• As a backup, the institute also has standby Diesel generators of 660 kVA, 500 kVA and

320 kVA amounting to equal backup support i.e., 1480 kVA with synchronizing PLC

load sharing facility in the event of power failures.

• UPS, Lifts and Air conditioners have annual maintenance contract.

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UPS Details

Sl. No. Item Description Quantity

1 20 KVA UPS 4

2 6 KVA UPS 13

3 3 KVA UPS 2

4 1.5 KVA UPS 1

5 500 VA UPS 25

Table 4.4.2: UPS Details

Any other relevant information regarding Infrastructure and Learning Resources

which the college would like to include.

• Spacious, sprawling and eco-friendly campus.

• Over 40000 sq. m. of built up floor space.

• WIFI enabled campus and hostels.

• Adequate number of spacious class rooms, laboratories, seminar halls, conference rooms

Tutorial rooms, Auditorium etc.

• Audio-video facilities & Digital library.

• LCD equipped smart class rooms.

• Excellent indoor and outdoor sports facilities, grounds and gymnasium. .

• Health centre facilities for students and staff.

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CRITERION V: STUDENT SUPPORT AND PROGRESSION

5.1.2 Specify the type, number and amount of institutional scholarships / free ships given

to the students during the last five years and whether the financial aid was available and

disbursed on time?

The toppers in the merit list for admission whose entrance rank is below 1000 will be given

scholarships. The scholarship amount will be decided by the management from time to time.

The scholarship will continue in the second and subsequent years provided the students

maintain good conduct and keep their academic position within the top 20% of the class based

on sessional/ University exam marks. Students belonging to economically weaker sections,

who secure admission based on the allotment by the Commissioner of Entrance Examinations,

will be granted 100% fee concession, provided they possess BPL card or other documentary

evidence. The number of scholarships is limited to ten.

Institution spends significant amounts for the benefit of students in the form of scholarship and

free ships. The scholarships being awarded are:

Table 5.1.1 Scholarship Details

No of students awarded scholarships by the Institute

Description

CFY

(2016–

2017)

CFY

(2015-

2016)

CFY

(2014-

2015)

Total

Numbers

109

126 114

Total Amount 4473250 8826250 8199980

Table 5.1.2 Scholarships by the Institute

5.1.3 What percentage of students receives financial assistance from state government,

central government and other national agencies?

In addition to the institutional scholarships mentioned above the institution also arranges for

Government scholarships for the students. About 6% of students receive financial assistance

from the central Government and the whole amount will be transferred to the student’s bank

account directly as DBT by the Ministry of Minority Affairs, New Delhi.

Sl. No. Items No. of Students

2016-17 2015-2016 2014-15

1 Merit cum Means Scholarship - 123 142

2 Tuition Fee Waiver - 107 94

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Fee reimbursement from State/ Central Government:

Description CFY

(2016-2017)

CFY

(2015-2016)

Total

Numbers 33 189

Total Amount

Rs. 44,07,006 1,48,52,981

Table 5.1.3 Details of Fee Reimbursement from State/ Central Government

5.1.4. What are the specific support services/facilities available for?

The institution helps the students of these categories in applying for scholarships from state

and central governments. The details of students who have received the scholarships during the

academic year 2015-16 and 2016-17 are as follows:

Description SC ST 0EC

CFY

(2016-2017) AMOUNT 38,68,176/- 4,75,830/- 63,000/-

CFY

(2015-2016) AMOUNT 54,88,841/- 10,31,380/- 59,51,210/-

Table 5.1.4 Details of scholarship for Students of SC/ST, OEC

5.1.5 Describe the efforts made by the institution to facilitate entrepreneurial skills,

among the students and the impact of the efforts.

Sl. No. Name Batch Name of company

1

Sachu Razzaq

2004 – 08 (AEI)

CEO

AMY Gold and Diamonds Pvt. Ltd.,

CEZ Kakkanad

2 Bedwin Taitus 2009-13 (CSE) CEO

Book Your Musician Pvt. Ltd.

3 Rijin John 2002-06 (ECE)

Co-Founder and Director

Santa Express

Partner

Ohmycake.in and

Home Based Entrepreneurs

4

Mohammed

Aboobacker

2011-15 (ME) Founder & CEO

Table 5.1.5 List of students Entrepreneurs

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5.1.7 Enumerating on the support and guidance provided to the students in preparing for

the competitive exams, give details on the number of students appeared and qualified in

various competitive exams such as UGC-CSIR- NET, UGC-NET, SLET, ATE / CAT /

GRE / TOFEL / GMAT / Central /State services, Defence, Civil Services, etc.

The institution encourages the students to prepare for various competitive examinations

through special coaching and training. The placement and training cell concentrate to achieve

the above goals by giving additional informative classes. Moreover to train the students those

who are interested in higher studies, coaching for competitive exams like CAT, GATE, etc. are

given. The college also offers various courses in communication skills in English and

Proficiency tests on the lines of appearing for various competitive examinations.

SL.

No.

Competitive

Exam

No. of Students

Qualified

2015-16 2014-15

1

GATE

33 35

Table 5.1.6 Details of students who qualified Competitive Exams

5.1.9 Does the institution have a structured mechanism for career guidance and

placement of its students? If ‘yes’, detail on the services provided to help students identify

job opportunities and prepare themselves for interview and the percentage of students

selected during campus interviews by different employers (list the employers and the

programmes)

YES.

Detail of the student placements in the previous years is given below:

Academic

Year Sl. No. Name of the company

Package per

annum in

lakhs

Placement

Offers

2016-17

1 COGNIZANT 3.3 165

2 WIPRO IT 3.3 63

3 WIPRO VLSI 3.3 23

4 INFOSYS 3.3 157

5

INCTURE

TECHNOLOGIES 4.5 4

6 SAP LABS 12 0

7 EY 3.5 2

8 COMMVAULT 14 1

9 VERIZON 5 4

10 TEMENOS 5.5 3

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11 INDIAN NAVY

12 DIGITAL CORE 3 0

13

EXPERION

TECHNOLOGIES 3 0

14 ZAFIN SOFTWARE 4.5 1

15 PROCSYS 4 0

16 MYTRAH 3.6 5

17 CGI 3.5 2

18 IVTL INFOVIEW 4.5 1

19 IBS 3.3 0

20 SUNTEC 4.5 1

21 SPERIDIAN 2.4 11

22 SPIC GROUP 1.4 1

23

INNOVATURE

SOFTWARE LABS 1.4 5

24 MRF 3.5

25 IMAGE INFO SYSTEMS 2.3

26 CSS CORP 2.4

27 FINGENT 2.2

28 SAMSUNG 7

29

INFOCOM SOFTWARE

SOLUTIONS 2.3

30 BYJU'S 6.5

31 MUZRIS 4

32 BLACK & RED 2.8

33 ORION 2.6

34 TECH MAHINDRA -

BPO 1.1

35 ADRENALINE 1.4

2015-2016

1 MUSIGMA 18/ 3 Years 9

2 WIPRO 3.3 181

3 INFOSYS 3.3 194

4 CTS 3.3 185

5 VERIZON 3.5 5

6 IBS 3.5 0

7 SOCTRONICS 3.5 0

8 SUNTEC 3.25 0

9 ITC INFOTECH 3.25 4

10 SCB (SCOPE

INTERNATI0NAL) 3.5 2

11 UST GLOBAL 3 0

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12 EXPERION

TECHNOLOGIES 3 0

13 SAP 12 5

14 TRAVANCORE

ANALYTICS 3.25 0

15 MYTRAH 3.6 6

16 IVTL INFOVIEW 4 0

17 ERNST & YOUNG 3.5 1

18 INDIAN NAVY 0

19 IBM 2.8 2

20 MPHASIS 2.1 1

21 PROCSYS 4 0

22 AMERICAN

MEGATRENDS 2.1 0

23 TECH MAHINDRA 3 14

24 POORNAM 2.2 0

25 6d TECHNOLOGIES 2.5 0

26 HCL 2.7 0

27 MRF 3.5 2

28 ELGI 4 0

29 VVDN 2.4 1

30 BOSCH 4 7

31 TATA

COMMUNICATIONS 2.5 2

32 SPERIDIAN

TECHNOLOGIES 2.3 0

33 CSS CORP 2.4 2

34 HINDUJA 2 13

35 QUESS 4.5 0

36 SAMSUNG 7 2

37 TAVANT 4.5 7

38 MISYS 4 0

39 RUBY SEVEN 2.8 3

40 MINDTREE 3.3 0

41 THINK & LEARN 6 1

42 SUTHERLAND 1.8 66

43 DOODLEBLUE 5 0

44 KGISL 2.2 2

45 UNISYS 1.8 1

46 TAYANA SOFTWARE

SOLUTIONS 3.5 0

47 NEST 2.4 0

48 CERBTECH 2 0

49 TECH MAHINDRA -

BPO 1.1 5

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50 HIROTEC 3.5 4

51 RUBY SOFTWARE 2.4 0

52 SOUTH INDIAN BANK 5.5 4

53 DIGITAL CORE

TECHNOLOGIES 3 0

54 ARISTOCRAT GAMING 1.8 0

55 HP 4 0

56 KATALYTI 2.8 0

57 EIRIS CONNECT 2.2 0

58 MARLABS 3 0

59 ARMIA SYSTEMS 2.2 0

60 AMAZON 2.75 1

61 WRENCH SOLUTIONS 2.5 0

62 FINGENT 2.2 0

63 GOOD METHOD

GLOBAL 2.8 0

64 COMVAULT 14 0

65 CABOT

TECHNOLOGIES 2.3 0

66 TECHNOVIA 1.8 1

67 HDFC BANK 2.5 1

68 TELENOVA 1.8 1

69 ROBOSOFT

TECHNOLOGIES 2.5 2

70 ATTINAD SOFTWARE 2.8 0

71 FCI OEN 2.4 0

72 MICROSOFT 7.5 1

Grand Total (No. of offers) 1041

Table 5.1.7 Details of campus placements

5.1.14 Does the institution have a registered Alumni Association? If “yes”, what are its

activities and major contributions for institutional, academic and infrastructure

development?

YES.

The RSET Alumni Association has been active for the last 12 years, and has always tried to

coordinate activities that would keep the alumni connections live. The executive committee has

constantly tried to create avenues for the alumni to share the benefits of a very strong network.

The association has more than 4000 members spread across the world and working across

industries & domains. RSET Alumni also have chapters at Bangalore, Chennai, Dubai,

Australia, and Germany.

In order to make the Alumni Association active, Alumni groups are there in digital social

medias like Facebook and WhatsApp. They have WhatsApp groups for each batch and there is

a group for representatives of each batch as well. These social networks provide a platform for

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alumni to stay in touch with each other. As the alumni members are spread across the world,

get-togethers are conducted region wise, based on the convenience of the members of that

chapter.

RSET Alumni Contributions- To the society

End-OF-Sulfan Campaign:

The Alumni network in association with RSET NSS and Malayala Manorama coordinated an

Endosulfan Relief Activity with the participation of alumni and students. An experience tour to

the Endosulfan affected area was conducted to understand the various issues. RSET Alumni

Association raised a fund of Rs. 3.5 Lakh from the Alumni Community towards this cause. 8

Laptops were donated to Budd schools in Kasargod District as part of this initiative.

Param Tyag Chakra:

An initiative to honour the family of the martyrs of Indian Army. The prime focus of this event

is to convey the message of peace by the family members of war victims through the

experience and hardships they have faced as victims and as well-wishers who do not want any

more families to undergo the same. Director, Sainik Welfare Board Sri K.K Govindan Nair

was the chief guest & he addressed the gathering.

Study kits to Orphans:

Alumni Association donated school bags to students of an orphanage as part of RSET technical

fest “Abhiyanthriki”. The students identified an orphanage with around 40 orphans and they

were invited for this function that was held at LuLu Mall.

Rajagiri Sahrudaya – Community Service:

The RSET Alumni Association has joined hands with Rajagiri Sahrudaya – an organization

which supports the educational needs of financially backward children. The RSET Alumni

Association has identified volunteers from its member network to sponsor the education of

such children.

RSET Alumni Contributions- To the institution

RSET Alumni Startup Ship

The start-up ship is an experiential learning program for the students with entrepreneurial

passion, with a mix of fun, challenge and a little bit of adventure. A “Kettu Vallam” with name

“The Start-up Ship” was introduced to the student community as the placeholder for their

start-ups.

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Friendship Umbrella:

Umbrella was provided to students to use inside the Rajagiri campus. That was given as part of

branding RSET Alumni Association among RSET family members.

Start Up Mela:

To initiate and build an entrepreneurial culture among RSET students, start-up mela was

conducted by RSET Alumni in association with Centre for Social Innovation and Incubation

and Entrepreneurship Club. This was launched with a sailing boat named “The Startup Ship”.

This ship actually is a placeholder and also touches the risky scenarios in entrepreneurial

journey. Around 230 students showed interest to associate with Startups. The function was

inaugurated by Kochouseph Chittilappilly, chairman of V-Guard industries at the function held

at the campus.

The Insighter:

RSET Alumni joined hands with Entrepreneurship Development Club and Incubation Centre

of RSET and organised ‘The Insighter’. The Insighter is an informal interactive session by the

domain to share their insights based on their experience in their area of interest and expertise.

This activity mainly focuses on students and faculty with entrepreneurial passion. Mr. Mathew

Jose Urumbath, President, Kerala Management Association, inaugurated the function.

Sunil.K.Zacharia, Former Chairman of the Rotary Institute interacted with the students and

enlightened them about the hardships faced by the entrepreneurs & how to succeed.

Placement Helpline:

RSET alumni network connects students who have got placements in multiple companies to

alumni members in those companies to evaluate their opportunities .The alumni members

helped the students who had multiple offers to select their final choice. Students who were

unable to get a job offer via placement drive were referred by alumni network for job

interviews.

Higher Studies Assistance

Student’s questions regarding post-graduation are also addressed by connecting them with

alumni who took similar/same course in that particular subject/university.

Job Referrals Portal:

The alumni association launched a Job Referral portal, through which alumni members can

share job opportunities in their company, and also apply for openings which are posted by a

fellow alumnus

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RSET Alumni Contributions - to the Institution & Society

RSET Alumni Intellectual Property Consulting Centre

RSET Alumni Association jointly with the Centre for Social Innovation and Incubation and

Entrepreneurship Club has setup an Intellectual Property Consulting Centre to support and

promote Intellectual Property Promotion. A tie up has been formed with Metyage, an IP

Consulting Company.

Free consulting services will be provided to any IP filing aspirant from any parts and

sectors of the society, not limited to members of Rajagiri.

RSET Alumni organized a session on “The Fundamentals of Intellectual Property

Rights”

RSET Alumni collaborates with the Incubation Centre and Entrepreneurship

development club in these activities

RSET Alumni provide an interest free loan to eligible candidates for filing patents

RSET Alumni members from Industry provide guidance and mentoring for students

who has start up ideas specific domains of the industry.

RSET Alumni Sports Activities

Organised Alumni vs College Football Tournament

Instituted Ever rolling trophies for Arts & Sports Events at the College

RSET Alumni Mementos to Final Years

Gave away framed graduation photos to all the final year students as a welcome gift to

the alumni community

RSET Alumni promotes and supports batch wise and class wise reunions. Also

coordinates region wise events

Alumni Database

The alumni association updates the database of alumni’s with their current location, current

company & higher education details. The database has the details of around 1500 alumni

members. The alumni representatives reach out to the members, through various channels to

collect the updated profile of each alumni member.

Alumni Touch Point Network

To improve the reach of alumni association to its members, the executive committee has

identified and inducted members from each batch as alumni touch points. They would serve as

the key point of contacts for their respective batches to communicate the alumni programs and

also to ensure participation from the members of their batch.

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RSET Alumni Contributions- To the Alumni Members

Provide support mechanism for lateral job switching for alumni members

Conducts/supports get-togethers at different parts of India, as abroad

Mutually support alumni entrepreneurs in all possible ways.

Office bearers of Alumni Association

Table 5.1.8 Details of Alumni Office bearers

5.2 Student Progression

5.2.1 Providing the percentage of students progressing to higher education or

employment (for the last five batches) highlight the trends observed.

Sl. No. Student Progression %

1 UG to PG 9.47

2 PG to PhD 2.57

3

Employed

Campus Selection

Entrepreneurship

94.45

0.53

Table 5.2.1 Details of percentage of students progressing to higher education or

employment

Sl. No. Name Batch Position

1 Rijin John 2002 – 2006 President

2 Hans Paul Antony 2004 – 2008 Vice President

3 Vivek E.K. 2008 -2012 General Secretary

4 Mathew John 2006 – 2010 Joint Secretary

5 Milan Koshy 2010 – 2014

6 Vivek George 2001 – 2005 Executive Committee

member

7 Arun Ghosh 2002 – 2006 Executive Committee

member

8 Najath K.N. 2009 – 2013 Executive Committee

member

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5.2.2 Provide details of the programme wise pass percentage and completion rate for the

last five years (cohort wise/batch wise as stipulated by the university)? Furnish

programme-wise details in comparison with that of the previous performance of the same

institution and that of the Colleges of the affiliating university within the city/district.

Table 5.2.2 Details of the programme wise pass percentage

The pass percentages of other institutes are not provided to the public by the university.

However the institution has the reputation of producing excelling academic results and is one

of the leading institutions in the state of Kerala.

5.3 Student Participation and Activities

5.3.1 List the range of sports, games, cultural and other extracurricular activities

available to students. Provide details of participation and program calendar.

Sports facilities available in the college with area,

Sl. No. Name of the area Quantity Area

(Sq. m.)

1 Basketball courts with permanent floodlight

facility 2 2050

Courses 2015-16

%

2014-15

%

B.Tech(AEI) 57.41 56.67

B.Tech(CE) - -

B.Tech(CS) 80 73.39

B.Tech(ECE) 71.54 80.49

B.Tech(EEE) 75 69.84

B.Tech(IT) 69.8 37.9

B.Tech(ME) 61.67 34.92

M.Tech(AEI - SP) 100 100

M.Tech(CS - IS) 93.75 100

M.Tech(EC-

VLSI) 100 96

M.Tech(EC-

COME) 61.11 87.5

M.Tech(EE -

IDAC) 55 85

M.Tech(IT) 100 94.4

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2 Football Field 1 5850

3 Cricket Ground 1 9000

4 Volleyball Courts with Floodlight Facility 2 400

5 Throw ball Court 2 850

6

Tennis Court ( clay courts) 1 200

a ) Fitness Centre Gents 1 500

b) Fitness Centre Ladies 1 500

8

Play Ground Consist of 200 m Athletic

Track, Long Jump Pit, Shot-put,

Discuss Throw Pits and Javelin Throw

Sector

1 5850

9 a) Department Room 1 400

b)Sports Store 1 50

10 a ) Indoor Badminton Courts 2 1000

b ) Table Tennis Area 2 175

Table 5.3.1 Details of sports facilities available in the college

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION HOSTED TOURNAMENTS

1) Rajagiri Champions Trophy– All Kerala Inter-Collegiate Football Tournament

2) Annual Athletic Meet

3) Chavara Cup–Inter Rajagiri Basketball Tournament

5.3.2 Furnish the details of major student achievements in co-curricular, extracurricular

and cultural activities at different levels: University / State / Zonal / National /

International, etc. for the previous five years.

Some of the details of major student achievements in co-curricular, extracurricular and cultural

activities at different levels: University / State / Zonal / National / International, etc.

Technical Fest/ Quizzes - Intercollegiate State Level Events

Academic

Year

Sl.

No.

Name of the

student

Name of the

event Position Organized by

2016-17 1

Fijith

Thomson

(S7 CE)

Situation

Management

Pantheon 3.0

Third ICI CET students

chapter

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2 Firdouse

( S7 CE)

Situation

Management

Pantheon 3.0

Third ICI CET students

chapter

3 Jacob Jacob

(S3 CE)

BUILD MY

CITY National

Technical Fest

Pantheon 3.0

First ICI CET students

chapter

4

Habil Ahmed

K

(S3 CE)

BUILD MY

CITY National

Technical Fest

Pantheon 3.0

First ICI CET students

chapter

5

Agney

Menon

(CSE)

Commerce

Ninja(Website

Development)-

Excel 2016

First Model Engineering

College

6

Akshay

Lawrence

(IT)

Commerce

Ninja(Website

Development)-

Excel 2016


College

7

Mazahir B

Haroon

(IT)

Commerce

Ninja(Website

Development)-

Excel 2016


College

8 Mathew Paul

(S5 ME Beta)

FORENSICS –

An event in

PALMARIUS,

National Level

Technical Fest.

First

Prize

Sahrdaya College

of Engineering &

Technology, 5th to

6th August 2016

9 Joe Ebby (S5

ME)

TECHNOCRAT

- An event in

PALMARIUS,

National Level

Technical Fest.

First

Prize

Sahrdaya College

of Engineering &

Technology, 5th to

6th August 2016

10

Mr. Bisto

Baby

Mr. Joe Ebby

(S5 ME)

Argumentative

Indian – an

event in

DYUTHI’16,

National Level

Multifest

Second

Government

Engineering

College, Thrissur

on September 3, 4

and 5 2016

1

Mable

George

Paper

presentation in First

Adi Shankara

Institute of

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2015-16

Shruti

(S6 AEI)

BRAHMA 2016. Engineering and

Technology,

Kalady.

2

Varghese V.

Paul

(S4 CE)

LEAD INDIA-

BRAHMA 2016

Tech fest

Second

Adi Shankara

Institute of

Engineering and

Technology,

Kalady.

3 Aswathy Lal

(S2 CE)

All Kerala Inter-

Collegiate Quiz

Competition in

General

Mathematics

Second

TOC H Institute

Of Science &

Technology

4

Shaun

Thomas Alex

(S4 CE)

Short Film

Contest-

CREATRIX

2K16, Tech Fest

Second AISAT, Kochi

5

Varghese V.

Paul

(S4 CE)

Short Film

Contest-

CREATRIX

2K16, Tech Fest

Second AISAT, Kochi

6 Roshan Jojo

(S6 CE)

Best Civil

Engineer

Techkshetra

2016

First RSET

7

Fijith

Thomson

(S6 CE)

Poster

Competitio

n

- National

Seminar on

Information

Theory &

Communic

ation

Second

Rajagiri School of

Engineering &

Technology, KTU,

NPOL, Cusat and

IEEE Information

Theory Society

8

Joe Ebby

(S3 ME

alpha)

Game of Thrones

- the event

inTAKSHAK

’15,

National

Technical Fest

First

Mar Athanasius

College of

Engineering,

Kothamangalam

9

Joe Ebby

(S4 ME

Alpha)

LEAD INDIA –

an event in

BRAHMA 2016

Second

AdiShankara

Institute of

Engineering and

Technology,

Kalady

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10

M. G.

Dheeshan and

Karthik N.

Nair

(S4 ME Beta)

TECH MASTER

- an event in

BRAHMA 2016

Second

AdiShankara

Institute of

Engineering and

Technology,

Kalady

11

Ronish

Mathew

(S4 ME Beta)

DATA MINING

– an event in

ADVAY 2016

Second

Toc H Institute of

Science &

Technology

12

Mohammed

Asif,

Muhammad

Fahad N.

Ayoob

( S2 ME

Beta)

Poster

Competition in

one day National

seminar on

Information

theory and

Communication.

Third

Jointly organized

by RAJAGIRI

SCHOOL OF

ENGINEERING &

TECHNOLOGY,

KTU, NPOL,

CUSAT, KSCSTE

and IEEE

Information Theory

Society

2014-15

1

Ashik

Shajahan (S4

ME)

Ragam-

Acoustics Third NIT- Calicut

2 Jithin John

(S8 ME) Encon Club Quiz Second

BPCL Cochin

Refinery

3 Austin Kurian

(S6 ME)

Encon Club

Essay

Competition

Third BPCL Cochin

Refinery

4 Libin

Varghese

(2012-14

batch

M.Tech-

IDAC)

Vidyuth mithra-

A prestigious

state level project

contest

First

Malayala

Manorama Yuva

Mastermind 2014

5 Rahul.M.R

(ECE)

Circumstances

(EC Event),

Nucleus

Properties Excel

Second

IEEE Students

Branch,

Govt. Model

Engineering

College

6 Regil Tom C

J

Circumstances

(EC Event),

Nucleus

Properties Excel

Second

IEEE Students

Branch,

Govt. Model

Engineering

College

Sneha

Paulson

Circuit

Debugging,

DHRUVA -15

First Christ Knowledge

City

7 Sneha Circumstances Second IEEE Students

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Paulson (EC Event),

Nucleus

Properties Excel

Branch,

Govt. Model

Engineering

College

8 Sreedevi K

Extrinsicity,

Nucleus

Properties Excel

First

IEEE Students

Branch, Govt.

Model Engineering

College

9 Vinaya.P.Jose

Extrinsicity,

Nucleus

Properties Excel

First

IEEE Students

Branch,Govt.Model

Engineering

College

10 Vinaya.P.Jose

Circuit

Debugging,

DHRUVA -15

First Christ Knowledge

City

11 Vinaya.P.Jose

Circumstances

(EC Event),

Nucleus

Properties Excel

Second

IEEE Students

Branch, Govt.

Model Engineering

College

12 Cyril Sunny ENCON club

Essay writing First

BPCL, Kochi

Refinery

13 Cyril Sunny ENCON club

Quiz competition First

BPCL, Kochi

Refinery

14 Layana

Benjamin

ENCON club

Quiz competition Third

BPCL, Kochi

Refinery

15 Fijith

Thomson

ENCON club

Quiz competition First

BPCL, Kochi

Refinery

Table 5.3.2 Details of students who have participated in Technical Fest/ Quizzes -

Intercollegiate State Level Events

Cultural - Intercollegiate State Level Events

Academic

Year

Sl.

No. Name of the

student

Name of the

event Position Organized by

1 Abhijith R V

(CSE) Ragam-16 Third NIT, Calicut

2 Ronnie Joseph

( CSE)

Nakshatra -

Ethinicity First

Saintgits College of

Engineering &Tech.

3 Vishnu Prasad

C. P. (CE)

Dance

Dhamaka First

St.Xavier’s College

for Women

4 Vishnu Prasad

C. P. (CE) Fashion Show First JTPAC Fest

5 Navya Ann

Abraham (CE) Naks Hatra First

Saintgits College of

Engineering& Tech.

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2015-16

Ethinicity -

Fashion Show

6

Nevin K. Aleyas

(CE)

Naks Hatra

Ethinicity -

Fashion Show

First Saint gits College of

Engineering& Tech.

7 Augustine Joy

(CE)

Naks Hatra

Ethinicity -

Fashion Show

First Saint gits College of

Engineering& Tech.

8 Teenu Joseph

(CE)

Couture

Boulevard-

Ragam 2016

First NIT, Calicut

9 Vishnu Prasad

C. P. (CE)

Couture

Boulevard-

Ragam 2016

First NIT,Calicut

10 Minnu Siby

(CE)

JAM

Malayalam -

Ragam 16

Second NIT, Calicut

11

Sreelakshmi V. R.

(CE)

Dumb C

(Malayalam)-

Ragam 16

Second NIT, Calicut

2014-15

1 Kavya Rajagopal

(CSE) Dhwani-2015 First University Fest

2 Prasanth Louis

(CSE) Rithu’15 Second

TKM college of

Engineering

Table 5.3.3 Details of students who have participated in Cultural - Intercollegiate State

Level Events

Games & Sports Intercollegiate State Level Events

Academ

ic Year

Sl.

No. Event

Prizes/

Position Organized by

2016-17

1 Basketball

(women)

Winners

Mohandas Engineering College,

Trivandrum

2 Volleyball

(women) Winners

Toms Engineering College ,

Kottayam

3 Table

Tennis(men) 2-runner up CET, Trivandrum

4 Chess(women) Runner up KG College, Pampady

5 Chess (men) Winners BMC, Thrikkakara

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6 Basketball

(Women) Winners

Muthoot Institute of Technology

and Science.Varikoli, Puthencruz.

7 Volleyball

(Women) Winners

M A College of Engineering,

Kothamangalam.

8 Table tennis

(Men) Winners Fisat ,Angamaly

9 Table tennis

(Women) Runner up Fisat ,Angamaly

10 Football

(Men) Runner up Rset ,Kakkanad

11 Basketball (Men) Quarter finals Muthoot Institute of Technology

and Science.Varikoli,Puthencruz.

12 Volley

Ball(Men) SEMI FINALS

M.A Engineering College,

Kothamangalam.

13 Football Quarter final S.H College ,Thevara

14 Basketball

(Men)

Semi final

(qualified for

the Inter zone)

S.H College ,Thevara

15 Cricket Quarter finals St.Pauls college, Kalamassery

16 Basketball (Men) Quarter Finals Muthoot Institute of Technology

and Science, Varikoli, Puthencruz.

17 Volleyball

(Men) Semi Finals

M.A Engineering College,

Kothamangalam.

18 Football Quarter Final S.H College ,Thevara

2015-16

1 Basketball

(men)

Semi Final

(qualified for

the

Inter zone)

S.H College, Thevara

2 Cricket Quarter finals St. Pauls College, Kalamassery

3 Badminton

(men)

Pre Quarter

finals MACE, Kothamangalam

4 Basketball (men) QuarterFinals St.Peters College, ,Kolencherry

5 Cricket (men) 2nd Round Bharatmata College,

Thrikkakara

6 Chess (men &

women) Champions NSS College , Rajakumari

7 Fencing (men) Quarter Finals Maharajas College,Ernakulam

8 Football Quarter Finals Nirmala College Muvattupuzha

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9 Table Tennis

(men) Quarter Finals MACE, Kothamangalam

10 Volleyball (men) 2nd Round S H College Thevara

11 Basketball (men) Quarter Finals AJCET,Kanjirapally

12 Basketball

(women) Runner Up AJCET,Kanjirapally

13 Chess (men &

women) Runner Up Newman College,Thodupuzha

14 Cricket (men) Quarter Final FISAT, Angamaly

15

Football (men)

Semi Final ILM engineering

College,Perumbavoor

16 Semi Final SJCET,Pala

17 Quarter Final Adi Sankara ,Kalady

18 Runner Up KMEA, Edathala

19 Runner Up SNGCE, Kadayiruppe

2014-15

1 Badminton

(men)

Pre-quarter

finals St. Peters College, Kolenchery

2 Basketball (men) 2nd round St.Joseph College, Moolamattom

3 Cricket (men) 2nd round Bharatmatha College, Thrikkakara

4 Chess

(men &women) Winners Fisat, Angamly

5 Fencing (Men) Quarter finals Assumption college, Changanassery

6 Football(Men) Quarter finals Sree Sankara college, Kalady

7 Table Tennis

(Men) Quarter finals B K college, Amalagiri

8 Table tennis

(Women) 4th position B K college, Amalagiri

9 Volleyball (Men) 2nd round S H college, Thevara

Table 5.3.4 Details of students who have participated in Games& Sports Intercollegiate

State Level Events

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STUDENTS REPRESENTATIONS IN INTER-UNIVERSITY COMPETITIONS

Sl. No. Event Name of the student NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL/

INTER UNIVERSITY

1 Chess Sohitha. S

Raima Babychan

Members of M.G university for the

south zone inter university chess

championship

2

Basketball

Rinu Sibi

Eline Shaju

Nithi Thomas

Stephy Romichan

Anjali Zibi

Athulya James

Sona Rose Joby

Represented KERALA

TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY

team for the south zone inter

university Basketball championship

held at Calicut university from 10th to

14th December 2016

3 Volleyball

Mariya Johnson

Irene Anna Raju

Catherine Nelson

Sherin k Reji

Riya Francis

Reeta Shaju

Members of KERALA



university volleyball championship

4 Table Tennis Irene Anna Raju

Keerthana S

Members of KERALA



university Table Tennis championship

5 Chess Teenu Thomas

Represented M.G university chess

team for the south zone inters

university chess championship held at

VIT Vellore from 13th – 18th October

2016

6 Fencing Itty jose

Represented M.G University fencing

team (men)for the All India inter

university Fencing championship held

at Punjabi university, Jalandher from

20th - 26th January 2015

7

Table Tennis

Sherin Raji

Represented M.G UNIVERSITY table

tennis for the south zone inter

university table tennis championship

held at SRM University ,Chennai from

30th September - 2nd October 2014

Table 5.3.5 Details of student representation in inter university level

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INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE

Sl. No. Name Class Represented in

1

Joe Augustine

& Sijin

Sebastian

B.Tech- CSE

2011-15 batch

23rd International Conference on

VLSI-SOC ,Oct 2015 ,Daeigeon

Convention Center, South Korea

2

Mohammed

Jasim M. &

Muhammed

Sadique U. K.

M.Tech-NE

2012-14 batch

Emergency response system for UAE

presented in Access Abilities Expo

2016, Dubai Govt.

3

Icebin Issac

B.Tech- CSE

2013-17 batch

Internship Programme by Hida,Japan

from January 16th – January 27th

2017

Sl. No. Name Programme Name of the University

STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAMME 2015 - 16

1 Mr. Biju Paul (Faculty)

SOJO University, Japan for

Sakura exchange Program

from February 14th –

February 22nd, 2016

2 Johny Jose

B. Tech

3 Joseph Erinjery

4 Manu Rajan

5 Midhun P. Devassy

6 NischayKhurana

7 Sethu Suresh

8 Sreeram S. Nair

9 Stenson Bayer

INTERNSHIPS 2015 - 16

1 Tito Joseph Francis M. Tech Germany

2 Antony Dominic

STUDENT EXCHANGE PROGRAMME 2016- 17

1 Dr. Manoj G. Tharian

(Faculty)

Selected to visit SOJO

University, Japan for Sakura

exchange Program 2017 2 Devika Ramesh

B. Tech 3 Midhun Varghese

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4 Ashly George

5 Aswin Rajeev

6 Anu Joy

7 Mathew Paul

8 Ashin Cherian Joseph

9 Ceeliya K V

Table 5.3.6 Details of students represented in International level

NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE

Sl.

No. Name Class Represented in

1

Akash.C.A,

Eapen Jose,

Geordin Jose,

Joseph Biju

B-Tech CSE Vigyan Sabha, New Delhi

2

Libin Varghese

&

Mebin Joseph

2012-14 batch

M.Tech-IDAC

Engineer Infinite 2014, Special

Recognition Award for their project-

“I-SOCKET ELECRAMA, World’s

largest power transmission and

distribution (T&D) confluence.

International Exhibition Centre

(BIEC), Bangalore

3

Nivedita

Augustine

Mathew

Exhibition

&Innovation in

Medical science

and Biotechnology

at Cultural Centre-

Rastrapathi

Bhavan

Indian

Council of Medical Research and

National Innovation Foundation –

Govt. Of India

Table 5.3.7 Details of students represented in National level

5.3.4 How does the college involve and encourage students to publish materials like

catalogues, wall magazines, college magazine, and other material? List the publications/

materials brought out by the students during the previous five academic sessions.

Departmental Magazines like Cyberblitz, the BIT, Electro Vision, Apptronics, Mechazine,

Impulse and Shila are published annually under the guidance of faculty members under each

department.

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5.3.6 Give details of various academic and administrative bodies that have student

representatives on them.

ASHRAE Student Branch

SAE student Chapter

ICI RSET student Chapter

Placement Cell

Any other relevant information regarding Student Support and Progression which

the college would like to include.

Well stacked library with more than 30, 000 books

Best Infrastructure facilities for all-round development of students

Financial assistance to needy students

Scholarships for meritorious students.

Career and Counselling service

On Campus Health service

State of the art equipment and computers

Sports and cultural activities

Field work and case studies

Well maintained Hostels

Free transportation to all parts of the city and suburbs

Student friendly administration

Study trips and field trips

Participation in national/international seminars/workshops

Digital Library

Online Institutional Repository (Previous year question papers, NPTEL)

Online publication of internal assessments, results, and marks lists

Institution website is student friendly

Online journals

Internet facilities

Research Guidance

Subsidized Canteen

Student welfare department

Green campus with an excellent academic ambience for learning and progress

Counselling system

Award for best outgoing students

Cash prizes and rewards to outstanding students.

Training and Placement cell

Value added courses

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CRITERION VI: GOVERNANCE, LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT

6.1.7 How does the college delegate authority and provide operational autonomy to the

departments / units of the institution and work towards decentralized governance

system?

The Head of the Departments regularly conduct departmental meetings in which the important

aspects of the requirements of the Departments such as equipment, laboratory materials, books,

journals and others are discussed. This is brought to the notice of the Head of the Institution

who in turn takes it up to the Management for further action. Before the beginning or at the end

of the academic year the Head of Departments’ meeting for Annual Operation Plan (AOP) is

convened by the management and requisition for budgetary provisions are collected. The

management approves budget in Finance Committee and the Principal communicates to the

Departments. Various functional committees are formed every year and their responsibilities

and functions are earmarked. The conveners of these committees are responsible for its

successful functioning. The quantum of work and the nature of committees’ job are assigned to

the staff concerned which is communicated to them. Thus, the college decentralizes the

authority and provides operational autonomy to the committees. The HODs have been

delegated the financial power to the tune of Rs. 25000/- to rectify emergency breakdown and

for consumables.

6.1.8 Does the college promote a culture of participative management? If “yes”, indicate

the levels of participative management.

YES.

The College promotes a culture of participative management. The Principal is the academic

and administrative head of the Institution. The Heads of Departments are responsible for the

day-to-day administration of the Departments and report directly to the Principal. Additionally,

the College has a number of

Committees, formed with the approval of the Governing Body, which play an important role

in various institutional functions.

Administrative Office

Admission Committee

Discipline Committee

Disciplinary Action Committee

Website Management Committee

Examination Cell

Alumni Association

Maintenance Committee

Award and Scholarship Committee

Training and Development Cell

Library Committee

Grievance Redressal Cell

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Purchase Committee

Complaints Committee Against Sexual Harassment (CCASH)

Examination Monitoring Cell

Time Table Committee

Result Analysis Committee

Right to Information Committee

Counseling Cell

Anti- Ragging Committee

Placement Cell

Student Council

Magazine

Arts Club

Music Club

Literary Forum

Mathematics Club

Quiz Club

Nature Club

NSS

Sports Club

Entrepreneurship Development

IEEE Student Chapter

ISTE Chapter

CSI Chapter

IETE

IEI

Young India

Film Club

Energy Conservation Club

ELUXTRA

ELECTRONAUTS

APPTRONICS

CYBERBLITZ

I-TRAX

IIIC (Industry-Institute Interaction Cell)

Real Mechanica (Mechanical Association)

NIRMANA (Civil Engg. Association)

ISOI

Ethics Committee

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Quality Monitoring & Assurance Cell

These committees meet regularly and discuss the agenda items as per their terms of reference.

The minutes of these meetings are recorded and sent to the management for consideration and

implementation.

6.4.3 What are the major sources of institutional receipts/funding and how is the deficit

managed? Provide audited income and expenditure statement of academic and

administrative activities of the previous four years and the reserve fund/corpus

available with Institutions, if any.

Major Sources of institutional receipts/funding:

Student fee

AICTE grants under MODROBS

Funding from external agencies like DST, KSCSTE.

The deficit is managed through the parent society.

Copy of the audited income and expenditure statement for previous 4 years is enclosed.

6.5.1 Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)

c. Does the IQAC have external members on its committee? If so, mention any significant

contribution made by them.

Yes. IQAC cell has been constituted based on the recommendations given by NAAC. There

are external members also who are involved in motivating and guiding various quality

parameters. The composition / members of the current IQAC cell (from 1st January 2015

onwards) is given below:

1. Dr. A Unnikrishnan,Principal – Chairperson

2. Dr. John M George, Vice Principal – Vice chairperson

3. Dr. Vinod Kumar P. B - Coordinator

4. Ms. Neeba E A – Secretary

5. Mr. Manoj Tharian – Asst. coordinator

Members:

1. Fr. Joseph Mathew CMI

2. Dr. Antony Varghese

3. Dr. Sonia Paul

4. Mr. Anuj Abraham

5. Mr. Biju paul

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6. Ms. Subhasree S

7. Ms. Sindhu U

8. Mr. James Mathew

9. Ms. Dhanya P M

10. Mr. M T Kuriakose

11. Mr. Tony Joseph

12. Ms. Anna Mathew

13. Ms. Bindu paul

14. Ms. Divya James

15. Ms. Saritha S

16. Mr. P M Joseph

17. Mr. Jomon P J

18. Mr.Shaibu kurian

19. Mr. Mathachan M J

20. Mr.Vivek E K – Alumni representative

21. Mr. Nishanth P R- Employer representative from industry

22. Mr. Suresh Nair- Industrialist

23. Mr. Saji Varghese- Representative, local Society

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CRITERION VII: INNOVATIONS AND BEST PRACTICES

Title of the Practice 1:

1. Title

DISTINGUISHED LECTURE SERIES

2. Goal:

Since 2003, Rajagiri Distinguished Lecture Series (DLS) has contributed to broadening the

educational experience of Rajagirians including students and the faculty community by

bringing the smartest, most engaging, and influential people to campus, to encourage thought-

provoking conversations and ideas.

3. The Context

Rajagiri Distinguished Lecture Series (DLS) gives sponsored lectures through which we strive

to achieve our mission of seeking and spreading powerful ideas, while also allow the

passionate and dedicated students to be exposed to a diverse and vibrant array of people,

backgrounds, and ideas. Distinguished Lecture Series is intended to encourage the interaction

and promote discussion and exchange of ideas between the invited speakers and Rajagrians.

4. The Practice

Rajagiri School of Engineering and Technology (RSET) conducts Distinguished Lecture series

where eminent personalities address the gathering. The complete list of Distinguished Lecture

Series is provided below:

1

Shri. T.P. Sreenivasan, Director, NSS Academy of Civil Services and Director

General, Kerala Industrial Center, TVM

2

Dr Raman Menon Unnikrishnan, Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering,

College of Engineering and Computer Science, California State University, Fullerton

3 Dr Ramesh Sankaranarayanan, Australian National University

4 Prof. Michael Pfeffer, PVC, Ravensburgh University, Germany

https://www.rajagiritech.ac.in/Home/Dl/pdf/17JanDL2017.pdf


https://www.rajagiritech.ac.in/Home/Dl/pdf/september_26_2016.pdf

https://www.rajagiritech.ac.in/Home/Dl/pdf/september2016.pdf

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5 Prof. C.V. R. Murty, Director, IIT Jodhpur

6 Prof. Andy C. McIntosh, Leeds University, UK

7 Prof. P.S. Sastry, Dept of Electrical Engineering, IISc, Bangalore

8 Dr. Benny Chor , School of Computer Science, Tel-Aviv University, Israel

9 Dr. Shashi Tharoor, Member of Parliament

10

Prof. Dr. -Ing. Habil. H. Müller-Steinhagen, Director, Institute of Technical

Thermodynamics, German Aerospace Center

11

Mr. George Koshy, Project Director PSLV, Vikram Sarabhai Space Center,

Trivandrum

12 Prof. Suhas P. Sukhatme, Former Director, IIT Mumbai

13

Dr. Henry F. Schaefer, Director, Center for Computational Quantum Chemistry,

University of Georgia

14 Dr. Andre Pittet, CTO, CEDT, IISc Bangalore

15 Shri M.M. Jacob, Governor of Meghalaya

16 Dr. V. Rajaraman, IISc Bangalore

17 Dr. P.P. Divakaran, Former Professor, TIFR, Mumbai

https://www.rajagiritech.ac.in/Home/Dl/pdf/April%202016.pdf

https://www.rajagiritech.ac.in/Home/Dl/pdf/february22_2016.pdf

https://www.rajagiritech.ac.in/Home/Dl/pdf/february%202016.pdf

https://www.rajagiritech.ac.in/Home/Dl/pdf/January%202016.pdf


https://www.rajagiritech.ac.in/Home/Dl/pdf/March2010.pdf

https://www.rajagiritech.ac.in/Home/Dl/pdf/March2010.pdf

https://www.rajagiritech.ac.in/Home/Dl/pdf/January2009.pdf





https://www.rajagiritech.ac.in/Home/Dl/pdf/August2005.pdf


https://www.rajagiritech.ac.in/Home/Dl/pdf/December2003.pdf

https://www.rajagiritech.ac.in/Home/Dl/pdf/June2003.pdf

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5. Evidence of Success

Invited speakers who encompass a broad range of interests, and activity profiles, who are at

different stages of the professional career, and those who have risen significantly above their

peers in one or more aspects of their activity are selected for this unique interaction.

RECENT RAJAGIRI DISTINGUISHED LECTURE

Rajagiri School of Engineering and

Technology (RSET) conducted Distinguished

Lecture on 9th January 2017.

Resource person

Shri. T.P. Sreenivasan,

Director, NSS Academy of Civil Services and

Director General, Kerala Industrial Center,

TVM


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Lecture on November 17, 2016.

Resource person

Dr Raman Menon Unnikrishnan,

Professor of Electrical and Computer

Engineering, College of Engineering and

Computer Science, California State

University, Fullerton.

https://www.rajagiritech.ac.in/Home/Dl/pdf/November2016.pdf






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Lecture on September 26, 2016.

Resource person

Dr Ramesh Sankaranarayanan,

Australian National University



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Lecture on September 22, 2016.

Resource person

Prof. Michael Pfeffer, PVC,

Ravensburgh University, Germany



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Lecture on February 12, 2016.

Resource person

Prof. P.S. Sastry, Dept of

Electrical Engineering, IISc,

Bangalore




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6. Problems Encountered and Resources Required:

Identifying the invited speakers so as to cover a broad range of interests and activity profiles is

always a matter of concern. Resources persons are identified after closely analyzing the area of

expertise so as to ensure they give a “distinguished lecture”.

7. Notes: Distinguished lecture Series helps to interact with eminent personalities outside the

campus.

8. Contact Details:

Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)

Rajagiri School of Engineering and Technology

Kochi- 682 039

Work Phone: +91 484 2427835.

Contact Person: Dr. Vinod Kumar P. B (Professor, Department of Basic Science and Humainities)

Coordinator IQAC

E-mail: [email protected]

Mobile: 9895775409

Title of the Practice 2:

Title of the Practice:

International Relations under RISER

2. Goal:

Encourage and promote growth of young minds through international programs, providing

grounds for exchange of technical thoughts along with exchange of culture.

3. The Context

A memorandum of understanding (MOU or MoU) is a formal agreement between two or more

parties. Companies and organizations can use MOUs to establish official partnerships. Under

different schemes as prescribed by the university, the college supports Rajagirians to study

abroad. Rajagiri School of Engineering and Technology takes special care to educate foreign

students admitted at RSET as per the scheme of admission they have chosen.

4. The Practice

Rajagiri School of Engineering and Technology (RSET) takes care of international activities

with the help of RISER (Rajagiri International School for Education and Research) with its

new office ‘International External Engagement Cell’ functioning under the guidance of

mailto:[email protected]

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Director, Fr. Dr. Jaison Paul Mulerickal CMI , International Officer Mr. Biju Paul and Office

Assistant Ms. Shruthy Y.

Rajagiri has signed MOU with different foreign universities which include:

Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology , Australia

James Cook University ,Australia

University of Canberra , Australia

University of Polytechnica , Barcelona ,Spain

Taylors University , Malaysia

Kurume University , Japan

Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology

Taylors university, Malaysia

James Cook University

University of Polytechnica Catalunya (UPC), Barcelona

University of Canberra

Kurume University

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ICCR Scholarship

The ICCR (Indian Council for Cultural Relations) on behalf of, Government of India offers

scholarships and fellowships to international students wishing to study in India in various

programs and disciplines.

Offer of scholarships are sent to the respective Governments through Indian diplomatic

missions abroad. Nominations are received from the respective Governments in the Indian

diplomatic missions concerned. These are forwarded to ICCR for final selection and

placement. International government nominees have to fill prescribed forms for Scholarships

for Foreign Nationals that are available with Indian missions abroad. While filling in the forms,

the candidate can recommend RSET as their destination.

Cultural Exchange

Rajagiri School of Engineering and Technology offers students lot of cultural Exchange

programmes to expose students to people from different cultural, religious and geographic back

grounds and in so providing them a greater understanding of diversity worldwide.

RSET currently have cultural exchanges programs with universities in Japan, Australia, United

States, New Zealand, Germany, Canada, and Malaysia.

Credit Transfer Arrangement Programme

Credit Transfer Arrangement Programme focusses on students who are desirous of studying

engineering courses abroad. It may be carried out under different programmes offered by the

foreign university

RISER students study engineering courses for two years at Rajagiri campus and spend

another two years at the foreign university of their choice.

RISER students can also participate in Internship or short term programmes organized

by partner universities.

RISER organizes Internship or short term programmes for foreign students every year.

International External Engagement Cell plays a leading role in admitting foreign students and

deals with all the necessities of these foreign students to complete the course requirements at

RSET. International External Engagement Cell with the help of different departments at RSET,

identifies eligible students based on the norms provided by the university.

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5. Evidence of Success

RSET has about 9 international students from African continent in addition to students from

Srilanka, United Kingdom and France who are pursuing their B.Tech in various branches like

Civil Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Electrical and Electronics

Engineering, Mechanical engineering , Computer Science and Engineering .

We have various students exchange programs that are organized under different schemes few

of them are listed below

Eight students from Rajagiri along with Mr. Biju Paul visited SOJO University, Japan for

Sakura exchange Program from February 14th – February 22nd, 2016.

Sl. No. Name Department

1 Mr. Biju Paul (Faculty) IT

2 Johny Jose CSE

3 Joseph Erinjery ME

4 Manu Rajan AE

5 Midhun P Devassy MBA

6 Nischay Khurana MBA

7 Sethu Suresh ECE

8 Sreeram S Nair MBA

9 Stenson Bayer MBA

Three Korean students visited Rajagiri for Short Term program

Sl. No Name of the

student Name of the university Dates

1 Ms. Kim

Kyungmin

Kyungsung University 10th January – 30th

June 2016

2 Mr. Byeongjun

Park

Kyungsung University 13th July 2015 –

16th November 2015

3 Mr. Seoknyoung

Cha

Kyungsung University 13th July 2015-

16th November 2015

Three students from Germany for internship at RSET

Sl. No Name of the student Name of the university Dates

1 Melanie Hofstetter Reutlingen University 27th Sep 2016

2. Florian Waimer Reutlingen University 27th Sep 2016

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3. Sthotra Jegatheeswaraiyar Reutlingen University 27th Sep 2016

Two students from RSET, M.Tech completed internship of six months from Reutlingen

University, Germany

Sl. No Name of the student Department Dates

1 Tito Joseph Francis M.Tech March-Aug 2016

2 Antony Dominic M.Tech March-Aug 2016

Students from Sojo University Japan visited Rajagiri for one week internship program

Sl. No Name Dates

1 Misaki Ito Aug 2016

2 Naomi Nishi Aug 2016

3 Seia Fujieda Aug 2016

4 Shinobu Izumi (Faculty) Aug 2016

5 Yukiko Nagasaki Aug 2016

International students pursuing their B.Tech in various branches

Sl no Name of the student Country Department Academic year

1. Mensah Bright Kofi Ghana ECE 2015-2019

2. Samuel Maoza Malawi ECE 2015-2019

3. Sheila Mariza Dos

Santos Soares

Mozambique ECE 2015-2019

4. Tumisang Eric

Mathaba

Lesotho EEE 2015-2019

5. Aura Da Conceicao

Paisano Guerra

Mozambique CE 2015-2019

6. Fred Pemphero

Balakasi

Malawi CE 2015-2019

7. Marlene Da Luz

Lopes

Cape Verde CE 2015-2019

8. Pedroso Pais Divage

Shikhani

Mozambique CE 2015-2019

9. Felton Eleuterio

Matsinhe

Mozambique ME 2016-2020

International trips of Faculty Members

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Sl.

No Name of the Faculty Department Country

Academic

year Purpose

1. Rev. Fr. Jose Alex

Oruthayapally CMI

Director Japan December

2016

MOU signing

with Kurume

University

Academic

Discussion

2. Dr.-Ing. Varghese

Panthalookaran

BSH Germany 2014-15 Academic

Discussion

3. Fr Thomas Perumpallil AEI UAE February

2016

Academic

Discussion

4. Fr. Ajeesh Puthussery BSH UAE 2014-15 Academic

Discussion

5. Fr. Joseph C AEI USA 2014-15 Academic

Discussion

6. Mr. Biju Paul IT Japan Feb 2016 Sakura exchange

Program at

SOJO University,

Japan

7. Dr. Antony V Varghese BSH Lille,

France

2015-16 To attend

European

Summer

Programme 2015.

8. Mr. K. Uday Sankar ME Lille,

France

2015-16 To attend

European

Summer

Programme 2015.

9. Fr. Dr. Jaison Paul

Mulerikkal CMI

CSE New

Zealand

2014-15 Presentation on

“eResearch and

HPC training

opportunities in

New Zealand –

an 10overview

and future

vision”

10. Dr. Deepti Das Krishna ECE Macao,

China

2015-16 Paper

presentation at

TENCON 2015 -

IEEE Region 10

Conference

11. Dr. John M George ME Taylors, 10th Sep Academic

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Malayasia 2016 Discussion

12. Fr. Dr. Jaison Paul

Mulerikkal CMI

CSE James Cook

Uni,

Australia

April 2016 Academic

Discussion

13. Mr. Biju Paul IT Western

Michigan,

USA

June 2014 Academic

Discussion

14. Mr. Biju Paul IT Columbus

States,

USA

June 2014 Academic

Discussion

15. Mr. Biju Paul IT Nazareth

University,

USA

June 2014 Academic

Discussion

16. Dr. Manoj G Tharian ME UAE 2015 Academic

Discussion

Two students from RSET participated for the Matsue Internship Program conducted by

HIDA, Japan from January 16th – January 27th 2017

Eight students from Rajagiri along with Dr. Manoj. G. Tharian have been selected to visit

SOJO University, Japan for Sakura exchange Program 2017 from March 6th - 13th 2017.

Sl. No. Name

1 Dr. Manoj G. Tharian

2 Devika Ramesh

3 Midhun Varghese

4 Ashly George

5 Aswin Rajeev

6 Anu Joy

7 Mathew Paul

8 Ashin Cherian Joseph

9 Ceeliya K V

Sl. No Name of the student

1 Icebin Issac Dapril

2 Paul Joe George

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Details of Few International Events

Academic

Discussion

with Kurume

University at

RSET

Eight students

from Rajagiri

along with

Mr. Biju Paul

visited SOJO

University,

Japan for

Sakura

Exchange

Programme.

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Two students

from RSET

participated

for the Matsue

Internship

Program

conducted by

HIDA, Japan

from January

16th –

January 27th

2017

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Dr. John M

George

For

Academic

Discussion at

Taylors,

Malayasia

M.Tech

Student

Mr. Antony

Dominic at

Reutlingen

University,

Germany for

six months

internship

International

Visits by

Fr. Dr. Jaison

Paul

Mulerikkal

CMI

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Life of International Students at RSET

International

Students at

RSET

Intern from

Reutlingen

University ,

Germany

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Credit

Transfer

Arrangement

Programme

International

B.Tech

Students at

RSET campus

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Trip arranged

to Munnar for

Students from

SOJO

University ,

Japan

International

students

Being a part

of Onam

Celebrations

at RSET

Campus

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International

B. Tech

Students in

Onam

Celebrations

at RSET

Campus

6. Problems Encountered and Resources Required:

The cultural difference between the countries is the main problem encountered which is

overcome with the help of International External Engagement Cell.

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7. Notes:

International Students while at Rajagiri Campus are part of rajagiri family and they actively

involve in the events organized at RSET campus

8. Contact Details:

International External Engagement Cell

Rajagiri School of Engineering and Technology

Kochi- 682 039

Work Phone :+91 484 2427835. Ext : 313

International External Engagement Cell is formed by :

Director : Fr. Dr. Jaison Paul Mulerickal CMI

(Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering )

Director ,International External Engagement Cell

E-mail :[email protected]

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Contact Person :

Mr. Biju Paul

(Assistant Professor, Department of Information Technology)

International External Engagement Cell Officer

E-mail : [email protected]

Mobile: 9747008895

Ms. Shruthy

International Office Assistant

E-mail : [email protected]

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